Poor Hoops' Impact on institutional health

[muwarrior69]

I saw an add about Arizona State offering undergraduate and Graduate degrees completely on line. Has or does MU offer/considered this way of obtaining a degree?

[GGGG]

I saw an add about Arizona State offering undergraduate and Graduate degrees completely on line. Has or does MU offer/considered this way of obtaining a degree?

Have they considered it?  I am sure they have.  They do offer online courses but I don't think you can string enough of them together to obtain a degree.

It's a tough marketplace.  A lot of competition.  A lot of quality concerns, much of which is legitimate.  I know that Arizona State is rolling this out massively hoping their brand allows them to charge a bit of a premium.

[warriorchick]

I saw an add about Arizona State offering undergraduate and Graduate degrees completely on line. Has or does MU offer/considered this way of obtaining a degree?

I think the market for a 100% online undergraduate degree from a private university is pretty limited.  And I wouldn't be surprised if many among the PTB believe that it is impossible to get a true Marquette (read Ignatian) education online.

[Herman Cain]

I think the market for a 100% online undergraduate degree from a private university is pretty limited.  And I wouldn't be surprised if many among the PTB believe that it is impossible to get a true Marquette (read Ignatian) education online.

I would not be keen on going this direction. As it dilutes the core product , which is very distinct. I don't mind expand the number of online classes to help kids in very tough majors manage their time.