State Virtual Universities & Online Consortiums
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The EdLearn Consortium.
The Edlearn Consortium comprises a partnership between seven Seattle community colleges, City University, and Washington State University. Students can earn an associate degree, a bachelor's degree, and a master's degree online within the consortium.

Electronic Campus of the Southern Regional Education Board.
All courses and programs are offered by accredited colleges and universities in the SREB states. Click here for a list of participating colleges and universities.

The Electronic University Network.
Network of colleges and universities providing online courses and degree programs.

Florida Distance Learning Consortium.
Distance learning programs provided through Florida colleges and universities.

Idaho Electronic Campus.
Directory of more than 12 degree programs and over 500 courses offered at a distance from Idaho's seven public colleges and universities.

Illinois Virtual Campus.
Connect to hundreds of online and other distance learning courses and programs offered by Illinois colleges and universities.

The Indiana College Network enables distance education students to take courses from any of the participating institutions by searching the database or browsing available degrees and programs. Indiana State University is offering a Master of Science in Electronics and Computer Technology (MSECT), a 32 semester hour program that includes an emphasis in Instrumentation, Systems, and Automation.

Iowa State University - Iowa Communications Network.
Online courses and degrees carry the same credit awarded for study on campus.

EduKan is an online coalition of six western community colleges in Kansas. The consortium provides undergraduate general education courses from participating colleges. The Kansas City Regional Access Consortium for Higher Education (KC REACHE), an alliance of nine area colleges and universities, offers distance learning opportunities in the greater Kansas City area. Member colleges offer 29 degree programs (undergraduate and graduate) through televised courses and online.

Kentucky Commonwealth Virtual University.
Works in partnership with Kentucky colleges and universities to offer complete degree and certification programs. Currently, degrees offered are a combination of online courses and traditional courses. The project plans to eventually offer all curriculum online. Programs include an Associate in Applied Science (Network and Information System Technology (NIST); Associate in Arts (Business Transfer Framework); Associate in Arts (Going the Distance: The Next Frontier) Bachelor of Independent Studies; Bachelor of Science in Nursing; Certificate (Office Systems Technology) Library Science; Master of Science (Communication Disorders; and a Teacher Certificate (Special Education: Moderate and Severe Disabilities).

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