Ohio Christian: A Leader in Online Education

Ohio Christian University’s Summer Institute provides the opportunity for professionals, K-12 teachers, professors, university students, and high school students to complete online graduate or undergraduate level courses at a reduced rate.  OCU is also introducing ten new stand-alone certificate programs as part of the Summer Institute for anyone interested in furthering his or her skills in an area. Most courses begin June 1, 2020. Graduate Level Courses for Teachers and Professors These courses are designed to help K-12 and undergraduate instructors work towards a graduate degree.

Suddenly the term “social distancing” has invaded our vocabulary and people are much more aware of their surroundings. They are seeking ways to maintain some normalcy in their day-to-day lives while keeping a safe distance from others. The outbreak of COVID-19 has resulted in many universities shifting onsite classes to distance learning, including Ohio Christian University.  Thankfully, Ohio Christian is experienced in this area having offered online classes for over a decade to adults and teens. Students have the option to enroll in Trailblazer Academy (College Credit Plus) or Adult

Value Colleges recently named Ohio Christian University as one of the top online colleges in Ohio, awarding Ohio Christian the #2 spot. According to the Value Colleges article, “The programs featured in Value Colleges’ Best Online Colleges in Ohio have found the best balance between affordability, accessibility, and quality.” Ohio Christian’s Online Program offers over 50 Certificate, Associate, Bachelor and Master level degree programs in the areas of Business, Marketing, Data Analytics, Information Technology, Emergency Management, Human Services, Criminal Justice, Ministry,

Over recent years college debt has increased at a growing rate with the Federal Reserve currently reporting the average amount of college debt to be $32,731. Of those who owe education debt, 10.3% are reported to be behind on their payments. The level of debt and negative impact to credit for those who default is a major burden to student’s financial security after graduation and their piece of mind. Ohio Christian University, as a Christian institution, has a goal not only of education but also to instill principles of biblical stewardship into our students. Additionally, the

Almost 100 people gathered in the Robert W. Plaster Free Enterprise Center at Ohio Christian University to attend a Rural Development Forum on Oct. 31. The event was organized by The Montrose Group LLC and the keynote address was made by Ohio Lieutenant Governor Jon Husted. The morning consisted of a number of panel discussions addressing economic development and challenges facing rural communities. The panels were chaired by local business leaders, academic professionals, and state and local representatives. Ohio Christian University’s Chief Relationship Officer, Craig Brown, also