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Nearly 1,000 distance education programs answered the questionnaire U.S. News used in evaluating the programs. The U.S. News ratings take into account student engagement, a measure of how much opportunity online students have to interact with their instructors and fellow classmates; faculty credentials and training; student services and technology; and the program’s reputation among its peers in the education sector. Pace’s online program, called iPace, offers degrees in business, technology, nursing, communications, and other fields. The nursing course is a “blended” program, combining both online and traditional, in-person classes. The top-ranked schools in this year’s rankings were Central Michigan University and SUNY College of Technology-Delhi. Penn State’s World campus tied for third with Pace. More information on Pace’s programs, both online and traditional, is available at www.pace.edu.
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Pace University Online Program Earns High National Ranking
PLEASANTVILLE, N.Y. – Pace University has earned third place in U.S. News & World Report's latest rankings of the best online bachelor’s degree programs, released Wednesday.
Shanika Cherry graduated from the iPace online program last year with a BS in Professional Technology Studies-Computer Forensics.
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