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Ball State Online Degrees Earn U.S. News “Best Online Programs” Designation

January 25, 2022 by Carolyn Duncan

The U.S. News & World Report 2022 “Best Online Programs” rankings were released this morning. The rankings are exclusive to “degree-granting programs that are offered primarily online by regionally accredited institutions,” according to U.S. News. It comes as no surprise that Ball State Online performed well yet again. Many of Ball State University’s online degrees have […]

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DoDEA Educator Earns 4 Graduate Degrees from Halfway Across the World

May 28, 2021 by Carolyn Duncan

As an alumna and assistant professor in the Department of Educational Leadership at Ball State University, I am confident that I made the right decision in choosing this institution to become a successful educational leader, administrator, and scholar. I grew up in the Indianapolis area, and after graduating with my bachelor’s degree in education, I […]

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Online Doctorate Offers Rigor and Flexibility to DoDEA Educator Making 5 International Moves

May 28, 2021 by Carolyn Duncan

As a military spouse, I served over 14 years in a variety of teaching and administrative positions with the United States Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA) and Child and Youth Services, in Cuba, South Korea, Germany, and Italy. Additionally, I’ve been employed as a professor with a stateside university for over 15 years.As a […]

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U.S. News “Best Online Programs” Rankings Revealed: Ball State Places in the Top

January 26, 2021 by Carolyn Duncan

U.S. News and World Report released its rankings for the “Best Online Programs” of 2021. A record high of 1,641 online degree programs were assessed this year, and, once again, Ball State Online proved its ability to compete on a national scale. Academic quality is nothing new to Ball State Online. Many of our online […]

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Combining a Love for People and Data With Quantitative Psychology

August 26, 2020 by Carolyn Duncan

After graduating from Weber State in 2012 with his bachelor’s degree in psychology, Mike Nguyen took time off to pursue his career. It wasn’t long before he felt the “itch” to go back to school. But finding the right graduate program proved to be a little challenging. Even though Mike’s work as a consumer insights […]

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Confidence, Skills, and a Path Toward a Doctoral Degree

July 7, 2020 by Carolyn Duncan

Already having a background in business, Lindsay Peelman was looking for a way to branch her career into the education sector and knew she needed a master’s degree to do so. However, living in a more remote area of California proved difficult to find nearby accredited and focused in-person programs. If she was going to […]

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Army Veteran Balances it All: Career, School, Mountain Bikes

May 11, 2019 by Carolyn Duncan

When Josh Michael was 18 he set out to do what most other high school graduates did at that time: go to college. He moved to Indianapolis in pursuit of an associate degree in computer aided drafting and eventually found a career in sales. Fast forward 10 years, and Josh found a new calling: to […]

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Master’s Degree is a Life Changer for Haris Vrabac

April 12, 2019 by Carolyn Duncan

Haris Vrabac knew Ball State University was the only school he wanted to earn a master’s degree from. He’ll even tell you that the University “holds a special place in his heart.” And for a good reason. In high school, Haris didn’t take his education very seriously. In fact, he admits that he never imagined […]

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Now or Never: Miller, 77, Proves It’s Never Too Late to Earn Bachelor’s Degree

January 25, 2019 by Carolyn Duncan

There were only two concerns Jane Bell Miller had before starting her educational journey online. One, if she could manage the technology involved. Two, how she would pass a math class after 60 years of not studying the subject. Miller isn’t like your typical online student. At 77 years young, she set out to complete […]

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