Distance Learning at UC

UC Students Enrolled in Distance Learning Degree Programs

Autumn 2000 – 213 students

Autumn 2001 – 245 students

Autumn 2002 – 386 students

Autumn 2003 – 642 students

Autumn 2004 – 1,213 students

Autumn 2005 – 1,937 students

Autumn 2006 – 2,290 students

Autumn 2007 – 2,559 students

Autumn 2008 – 2,809 students

Autumn 2009 – 3,242 students  

Autumn 2010 – 3,566 students

Autumn 2011 – 4,133 students

Autumn 2012 – 4,044 students

Autumn 2013 – 4,458 students

UC’s Growth in Distance Learning Degree Programs

2003 – 8 degree programs

2004 – 9 degree programs

2005 – 14 degree programs

2006 – 15 degree programs

2007 – 16 degree programs

2008 – 16 degree programs

2009 – 23 degree programs

2010 – 23 degree programs/tracks

2011 - 24 degree programs/tracks

2012 – 27 degree programs/tracks

2013 – 31 degree programs/tracks

Degree Program Options

Associate degree programs – 3

Bachelor degree programs – 8

Master degree programs – 20

UC Colleges that Offer Distance-Learning Opportunities (programs, certificates or courses)

  • College of Allied Health Sciences
  • Carl H. Lindner College of Business 
  • College of Engineering & Applied Science McMicken College of Arts and Sciences 
  • College of Education, Criminal Justice, and Human Services (CECH)
  • College of Medicine
  • College of Nursing 
  • James L. Winkle College of Pharmacy 
  • Clermont College 
  • UC Blue Ash College 
  • College-Conservatory of Music

UC Colleges that Offer Degree Programs Online

  • CECH
  • College of Engineering & Applied Science 
  • College of Allied Health Sciences 
  • James L. Winkle College of Pharmacy 
  • College of Nursing 
  • Carl H. Lindner College of Business
  • Clermont College

 

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