Locations of Our Colleges

Our Colleges and Universities Have a Presence Nationwide

More than 1,400 locations nationwide

Currently, colleges and universities that have been added to our system have more than 1,465 locations, when the satellite campuses of the participating colleges and universities are taken into consideration.  Because many of the colleges and universities focus on the cities with substantial population or targeted industries, you will notice quite a bit of clustering on the maps below.  When a college has more than one campus in a city, we only placed one marker on the map.  We only tracked a sample selection, plotting roughly around half of the campuses – 822 of the 1,465 (and that, in and of itself, took quite a bit of time to map out).  This image uses dots to indicate locations of the campuses we have pin-pointed so far.  The map uses different colored dots to reflect the types of campuses pinpointed (yellow = main campuses, red = satellite campuses, and blue = military communities with satellite campuses). Keep in mind, if we plotted the remaining 643 campus locations on the map below, you would see some expansion into areas not mentioned below, however, as the trend indicates, it is likely that most would be around the areas of greatest population, as indicated in the clusters below.

Don't forget: These colleges and universities offer degrees that can be completed at a distance

We can guide students toward thousands of degrees that can be completed anytime, anywhere

The way the Internet has made it possible for students to earn degrees from colleges that are hundreds, or even thousands of miles away essentially makes the map above irrelevant. We can provide invaluable support to anyone, regardless of where they live, from the frigid North to the hot South, from the plains of the Midwest to the beaches on the coast, from the mountains to the deserts, the entire nation is our customer base.

Why, then, did we go to the trouble of plotting out the locations of the campuses of the colleges and universities that we support? Because many of our students prefer to sit in a classroom on campus, rather than take classes online. As such, you can see that our participating colleges certainly have a large footprint across the nation. Keep in mind, we can also assist students that are committed to pursuing a degree at their local college or university and will build in that curriculum into Degree Post, so we can guide them in the use of the wide array of resources that we provide students to help them accelerate their progress to the degree, while saving a substantial amount of money along the way.

The web has made the world another opportunity. Students in other countries who desire to earn an American degree can benefit from the support that we offer. After all, our current clients have operations in 107 countries around the world.

We're constantly adding more to support our students

The best keeps getting better

Every month we are adding new degrees to our state-of-the-art degree exploration system in support of the students that we serve. There is no cost to the participating colleges or universities, simply the requirement that they review and approve the draft degree plans that our staff build for them before we will ever release them for student support. Once approved, then we will unlock them and allow student records to be merged in for them to explore their options and find the best degrees for them to consider. We also ask our participating colleges to provide a courtesy pre-admission review of degree plans for students who are ready to enroll. Of course, the colleges and universities are glad to have a stream of new students coming to them as a result of our support.

What does this mean with regards to the information that we presented above. Simply that the map shown above is out of date ... and that is a good thing. You see, as we add more and more colleges and universities to our system, there will be more dots showing up on the map. How do we decide which colleges and universities to invite to participate with us? Our clients - the corporations and government agencies that we serve - tell us the colleges and universities that are strategically important to their employees. We invite them to participate so that we can empower their employees to explore the programs of study that they believe are important to their workforce and their missions. Of course, it is up to the college or university to accept the invitation, however, it would be illogical for them to turn down the invitation. After all, our staff do the work and there is no cost to their college or university - they simply see more students coming in their doors as a result of our support.