Published September 12, 2014
TheBestSchools.org—an online resource for campus and online education—has nationally
ranked the University of Louisiana at Monroe’s online platform, eULM, for the second
time in less than a month. eULM was ranked as Louisiana’s “Best Online College.”
ULM President Dr. Nick J. Bruno said this ranking is just another testimony to the
quality of ULM’s platform.
“Over the years, the development of online programs has been undertaken in a manner
that preserves the quality of our academic mission, while providing programs to those
who choose to pursue their degree in this format,” he said.
“This fall, the university has re-emphasized the delivery of our online offerings.
eULM, under the direction of Paula Thornhill, will add additional offerings and enhance
services to those online learners.”
The website chose the best online college from each state. The list also includes
the University of Arkansas, Auburn University, the University of Florida, Oregon State
University, and many others.
The schools were chosen based on a set of factors such as academic excellence, faculty
strength, online teaching methods, reputation, awards, and the number of online degree
programs offered.
The site recognized ULM’s recent U.S. News and World Report rankings, the university’s
variety of course offerings, and its service to online learners, which has spanned
over a decade.
TheBestSchools.org also applauded eULM for providing its online students with the
same course materials as those taking courses on campus.
For more information about the ranking, visit, thebestschools.org/features/LA
For more information about online programs at ULM, visit eULM
