US News & World Report Ranks Texas A&M Programs Top 10 In Online Education

Texas A&M University online programs rank among the nation’s best, according to U.S. News and World Report.

In its annual Best Online Programs ranking for 2024, the publication places three of the university’s programs in the nation’s Top 10 and nine in the Top 20; among them, nine programs lead the state. Several of Texas A&M’s programs rank highly in online graduate education for veterans.

“As a land-grant institution, our mission is to bring higher education opportunities to those with the passion and determination to succeed. We want to meet students where they are, and for some, that means earning a degree through an online education,” said General (Ret.) Mark A. Welsh III, president of Texas A&M University. “The latest rankings recognize the efforts of faculty and staff responsible for these online programs, as well as our students, some of whom may never step foot on campus until commencement, but they are Aggies nonetheless.”

Top 10 Programs

• School of Nursing
  

  Overall bachelor’s: No. 7 (No. 1 in Texas)

• School of Education and Human Development
  

  Overall master’s for veterans: No. 3 (No. 1 in Texas)
  Master’s in curriculum and instruction: No. 8 (No. 1 in Texas)

Top 20 Programs

• College of Engineering
  

  Overall master’s: No. 14 (No. 1 in Texas)
  Master’s for veterans: No. 17 (No. 1 in Texas)
  Master’s in electrical engineering: No. 11 (No. 1 in Texas)
  Master’s in engineering management: No. 11 (No. 1 in Texas)
  Master’s in industrial engineering: No. 12 (No. 1 in Texas)

• Mays Business School
  

  Master’s in business (excluding MBA): No. 14 (No. 2 in Texas)
  Master’s for veterans (excluding MBA): No. 15 (No. 2 in Texas)

• School of Education and Human Development
  

  Overall master’s: No. 12 (No. 2 in Texas)
  Master’s in educational administration and supervision: No. 11 (No. 1 in Texas)

• School of Nursing
  

  Master’s in nursing: No. 20 (No. 2 in Texas)
  

Methodologies for the rankings take into account factors including engagement; service and technologies; faculty credentials and training; and peer assessment.

View the rankings from U.S. News and World Report here.