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U.S. News & World Report Recognizes Berkeley College for Excellence in Online Education for 10th Consecutive Year

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For the 10th consecutive year, U.S. News & World Report has ranked Berkeley College among the Best Colleges in the nation for Online Bachelor’s Degree Programs. The ranking also recognizes Berkeley College among the Best Online Bachelor’s Degree Programs for Veterans and in the category Best Online Bachelor’s Degree Programs – Business. For the first time, the Berkeley College Master of Business Administration (MBA) in Management program is included on the list of Best Online MBA Programs. 

“A decade of recognition by U.S. News & World Report is a testament to Berkeley College’s tradition of excellence in online education and commitment to supporting students through a flexible approach that meets their needs,” said Diane Recinos, EdD, President of Berkeley College. “Berkeley College is also proud to receive recognition for its MBA program, which was established in 2015 to prepare students for leadership roles in high-demand fields.” 

Berkeley College is one of four colleges in New Jersey and 25 colleges in New York ranked by U.S. News & World Report for Best Online Bachelor’s Degree Programs. Berkeley College is one of six schools in New Jersey and New York ranked for Best Online Bachelor’s Degree Programs for Veterans. Thirteen colleges in New Jersey and New York are ranked in the Best Online Bachelor’s Degree Programs – Business category.

To view the full rankings, click here.

To view the methodology for rankings, click here. 

Online Resources at Berkeley College 

Berkeley College students pursuing a degree online have access to the same support services as students who attend on-campus, including Academic Advisement, the Library, the Center for Academic Success, Career Services, and the Office of Military and Veterans Affairs. Online campus life experiences include online clubs, virtual volunteerism, wellness and personal development programs, and workshops focusing on student success. As of the fall 2022 semester, 42% of undergraduates were pursuing their degrees entirely online. 

Stories of Student Success

Aleks Pusoski, a 2022 MBA graduate, completed his degree online while working full-time for Marriott Hotels and fulfilling responsibilities as a Mortuary Affairs Specialist with the U.S. Army Reserve. 

“My schedule requires a lot of planning, time management, and dedication,” said Pusoski, who is a Room Operations Manager at the St. Regis Hotel – a Forbes five-star luxury hotel overlooking Fifth Avenue in Midtown Manhattan. “My job is in New York City, I live in North Jersey, and my Army Reserve Unit is in Staten Island. Online classes made it easier since I’m all around.” 

Nilsa Sanchez, a military spouse who completed a Bachelor of Science in Legal Studies in 2022, said distance learning offered her the flexibility she needed to complete her degree while meeting family obligations. 

“I am homeschooling my two children and studying online at Berkeley College worked for me because I could find time in between my other responsibilities,” Sanchez said. “The support was excellent. Everything was easy to follow and when I had questions, I reached out to my professors, advisor, and the Help Desk, who were always there to help. They help you turn your weaknesses into strengths.” 

Click here to read more about excellence in online education at Berkeley College.

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