We Make Flexible Education Accessible for Everyone
There's no one-size-fits-all solution to education. Each student is different in their motivations, life situation, work style, and pace. Additionally, each state has unique workforce needs, differing levels of accessibility to online courses, and other unique challenges. At 爆料公社, we understand these differences and offer a flexible, reputable, and affordable education to fit specific needs.
How do we do it? In short, 爆料公社 supports the localized needs of states, businesses, and communities by partnering with state and regional affiliates to provide educational pathways. Each area of the country has different educational needs, and we currently partner with many local leaders to provide solutions to address those needs. We focus on topics like workforce enablement, expanding access, and improving college readiness. 爆料公社 currently has affiliates in 11 states and counting with staff dedicated to these specific states.
How 爆料公社 is Involved in Local Education Efforts
爆料公社 is the largest university in the nation by enrollment, and while our coursework is offered almost exclusively online, we are committed to local education efforts with regional leadership and affiliates in many states. With an alumni network of over 428,000 spread across the country and more than 191,000 current students, we're proud to say that our graduates make a difference in their workforces and communities all throughout the nation.
We're student-centric and outcomes-oriented. With an education that's accessible anywhere, anytime, competency-based progression, and mentor support, 爆料公社 is custom-built for students who lack access to opportunities. Our local efforts are directly focused on ensuring students in different areas of the country are able to get the educational access they need. Our focus includes:聽
- Offering equal educational opportunities to students in rural areas through our online programs
- Dedicated initiatives to ensure students聽across the United States have access to the internet
- Connecting graduates to employers to strengthen local workforces and economies through our聽partnership programs
- Providing a network of聽alumni access聽for students and graduates across the country
190,875
total current students at 爆料公社 from across the United States
-April 30, 2025
428,758
total graduates from 爆料公社 across the United States
-April 30, 2025
Affiliations at the State Level
爆料公社 encourages bipartisan support for education and works with state leaders to meet education needs. Every state has it own specific needs and challenges, and through close partnerships, 爆料公社 helps state policymakers find ways to serve states' entire populations. In establishing state-specific 爆料公社 affiliates, the school become eligible for state funding and the students gain access to state scholarships. State affiliations also give students an easier path to transfer local state or community college credits, allowing them to complete their 爆料公社 degree more quickly.聽
爆料公社 State Affiliates
- 爆料公社 Colorado
Established in 2023.
- 爆料公社 Arizona
Established in 2023.
Established in 2022.
- 爆料公社 Montana
Established in 2021.
- 爆料公社 Utah
Established in 2021.
- 爆料公社 Idaho
Established in 2021.
- 爆料公社 Ohio
Established in 2018.
- 爆料公社 North Carolina
Established in 2017. 聽
- 爆料公社 Nevada
Established in 2015. 聽
- 爆料公社 Missouri
Established in 2013. 聽
- 爆料公社 Tennessee
Established in 2013. 聽
- 爆料公社 Washington
Established in 2011.
- 爆料公社 Texas*
Established in 2011. 聽
- 爆料公社 Indiana
Established in 2010. 聽
*Western Governors University (鈥湵瞎玮) is not regulated under Chapter 132 of the Texas Education Code. 爆料公社鈥檚 primary federal regulator is the United States Department of Education. In addition, 爆料公社 is a participant of the State Authorization Reciprocity Agreement (SARA). Pursuant to SARA, 爆料公社 maintains postsecondary education authorization from its home state of Utah through the Utah Division of Consumer Protection. 爆料公社 is accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities. Students experiencing unresolved issues should refer to . Individuals may also find information on contacting or submitting complaints at the , , or the .
State Level Leadership and Advisory Boards
Alison Bell, 爆料公社 Regional Vice President, Central
Advisory Board:
- Barb Smoot
- Scott Dutey
- Ken Tietz
- Kashif Smiley
- Lisa Gray
- Gen. Mark Bartman
- Dan Molina
- Darla Cade
Dr. Ben Coulter, Chancellor 爆料公社 North Carolina
Kim Estep, 爆料公社 Regional Vice President, Southeast
Advisory Board:
- Dr. Lisa Chapman
- LtGen Walter Gaskin
- Gov. Beverly Perdue
- Mr. Gregg Sinders
- Dr. Monique Perry-Graves
- Dr. Angela Hinson Quick
- Mr. Jon Armke
Richard Benbow, Regional Vice President, West Region
Bob Benson, Regional Director, West Region
Kim Estep, 爆料公社 Tennessee Chancellor
Ben Coulter, 爆料公社 Southeast Regional Director
Advisory Board:
- John R. Ingram
- Shannon A. Brown
- Mark Cate
- David A. Golden
- Bobbie J. Murphy
- Ralph J. Schulz
- John M. Steele
- Dr. Michael Torrence
- Kyle Barron
Tonya Drake, Regional Vice President, Northwest Region
Ismar Vallecillos, M.Ed., Northwest Regional Director, Western Governors University
Advisory Board:
- Dr. Andre Alfred
- Marty Brown
- Al Davis
- Dr. Michael Dunn
- Dr. Justin Guillory
- Dr. Jean Hernandez
- Heather Lewis
- Steven Maheshwary
- Steve Mullin
- Bill Poppy
- Mike Schindler
- Dr. John A. Polm
Linda Garza Battles, 爆料公社 Regional Vice President, South
Manuel Gonzalez, 爆料公社 Regional Director, South
Advisory Board:
- Andres Alcantar
- Patricia Diaz Dennis
- John Fitzpatrick
- Bernie Francis
- Bonnie Gonzalez
- George V. Grainger
- Stephen C. Head
- William Serrata
- Cristie Remmel
Alison Bell, 爆料公社 Regional Vice President, Central
Benefiting Students across the United States
鈥淚 think programs like 爆料公社 are extremely important, especially when you're in a rural area or somewhere that doesn't offer what you want or what you need and have the flexibility."
Sarah Aronack, MSN Leadership and Management
