A student-centered community
Whether in grade school or looking to move up with a master's, learn how an accredited online education can shape the future.
Explore online post-secondary schools
Online degrees and trade schools offer the opportunity to learn marketable, hands-on skills and gain knowledge. There are various offerings you can choose from to take hold of your future, ranging from psychology, to engineering and nursing programs.
The importance of accreditation
Every degree-granting institution in the United States must hold some sort of accreditation.This stamp-of-approval is critical in your search for online schools.
Accreditation can impact your:- Credit transfers
- Employability
- Degree acceptance
- Financial aid eligibility
Online accredited school rankings
Explore schools by major, state, or degree level to narrow the field and find an option that will allow you to invest in your future.
Featured online accredited programs
Our partner schools offer programs that help you advance your education while accommodating your schedule. Visit their sites to learn more about degrees, course offerings, start dates, transfer of credits, and more.
Join the online grade school community
Within recent years, the online learning landscape has seen growth and dramatic change. Get acquainted with the key elements of online grade schools, and gather information on cost, schedules, curricula, and more.
Popular resources
Whether you’re looking to earn your online degree or you’re a parent looking for answers, you can find all of your questions covered here. Explore these resources to help you make informed decisions and prepare for whatever is thrown your way.
How Does College Accreditation Work?
Find out if your online school is accredited, and learn about the importance of accreditation.
Colleges That Don’t Require the SAT or ACT
A list of test-optional schools that don't use standardized test scores for admission into their bachelor's degree programs.
How to Find a College That Doesn’t Require the GED or High School Diploma
Even if you don’t have a diploma or your GED, there are still alternatives available if you’re interested in pursuing a college education.
Share your passion and connect with your peers
Find a program with an online community of like-minded students.