Consumer Reports Recommended. The Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval. Practically every product or service is eligible for some kind of designation that indicates quality and trustworthiness. Universities are no exception, and The University of Texas Permian Basin has been honored with many such acknowledgements, many in the form of accreditations.
Have you ever wondered what accreditation is all about, who does the accrediting, and what criteria they use? Let’s examine all of these now.
Why Choose an Accredited University?
Accreditation indicates that an institution has been independently verified as meeting the highest educational standards and is being reevaluated on an ongoing basis. It’s a key consideration when choosing any institution of higher learning because it:
By choosing an accredited university, you can feel confident that you’ll get a superb education and earn a credential that employers and/or licensing boards recognize and respect. If you choose a non-accredited university, however, you’ll face some limitations:
Regionally accredited universities such as UT Permian Basin are generally considered the top choice in terms of financial aid availability, transferrable credits, and overall recognition by the academic and professional communities.
Accreditation by University and College
UT Permian Basin holds regional accreditation from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC). SACSCOC is one of six regional accrediting bodies that operate within the United States. The others include:
In addition to regional accreditation, individual colleges within a university can also receive accreditation. UT Permian Basin’s colleges have numerous such accreditations:
Who Are the Accreditors?
Accrediting organizations are generally made up of accomplished academicians who are qualified to synthesize and assess a broad range of information about a given educational institution. They verify a variety of criteria, including whether:
Teams of representatives from accrediting bodies will visit the campuses of institutions requesting accreditation to review documentation and interview deans, provosts, program administrators, faculty, and students. Most universities undergo this process every 5 to 10 years to maintain their accreditation. In addition, a university must be reassessed anytime it adds a new program, opens a new campus, or makes any other “substantive change” to ensure its adherence to its high standards. Institutions that fail to meet required standards can be denied accreditation, or, if previously accredited, lose their accreditation.
Earn and Show Off Your Own Credentials
Just as universities can receive accreditations, you can claim your own form of “accreditation” by earning a UT Permian Basin degree or certificate. These credentials signify your level of academic achievement as verified through our rigorous standards. UT Permian Basin offers dozens of in-demand graduate and undergraduate degrees and certificates in an online, asynchronous format that empowers you to complete your program on your own schedule from virtually anywhere in the world. There’s no more convenient way to advance your education and career! Once added to your resume, these credentials show potential employers your qualifications and demonstrate your commitment to earning a quality university education.
UT Permian Basin invites you to experience all the benefits of our regionally accredited university! Explore and apply to available programs now.
Sources:
https://www.hlcommission.org/Student-Resources/how-institutions-are-accredited.html
https://www.nacacnet.org/globalassets/documents/knowledge-center/professional-standards/regional-accreditation-standards.pdf
Graduate school is often the end of a journey for students eager to start their careers. For experienced professionals, it offers the chance to move up the corporate ladder or pivot into a new direction. Yet no matter how necessary a graduate education may be for improving a person’s career prospects or satisfaction, it doesn’t come cheap. On average, a master’s degree costs $66,340. There is, however, a more flexible alternative for students interested in enrolling in the same courses as master’s degree students without the financial burden.
A graduate certificate is a specialized credential that provides students with foundational or supplemental knowledge in a particular area. For instance, students at The University of Texas Permian Basin can earn graduate certificates in GIS and Geospatial, Spanish, or Energy Business.
There’s very little that separates a graduate certificate program from a master’s degree program, at least at first glance. Graduate certificate students can enroll in many of the same courses as master’s degree students, and if they’re enrolled in one of UT Permian Basin’s online programs, they’ll be able to view lectures, complete assignments, and engage in online discussions with other students in their cohort. They’ll also benefit from the many online resources we offer, including online academic advising and academic support. However, there are some qualities unique to graduate certificate programs that make them the preferred option for many of our students.
A master’s degree can be earned in as little as two years, assuming students are enrolled full time. Unfortunately, not every student can commit to a two-year degree program. A graduate certificate program can usually be completed in as little as one year, sometimes even faster. This is because graduate certificate students take on far fewer credit hours than their peers in master’s degree programs.
For example, our Graduate Certificate in Energy Business is a 12-credit program that provides industry-relevant knowledge unique to the energy field in less than one year. Students can earn a career-enhancing credential in a fraction of the time it would take to earn a master’s degree. Many of our online students have responsibilities outside of their studies, including caring for loved ones and maintaining their careers. UT Permian Basin’s online graduate certificate programs allow students to earn a graduate credential on their terms without unduly impacting their personal or professional lives.
The cost of pursuing a master’s degree is always top of mind for students. As mentioned, a graduate degree can set students back well over $50,000—and that’s before taking into account additional expenses, such as books, supplies, and fees. Here at UT Permian Basin, we strive to keep our graduate programs as accessible and affordable as possible. Tuition for most our master’s degree programs is less than $15,000, but we understand that that cost may still pose a challenge for some students.
Tuition for a graduate certificate program, by comparison, is more affordable because students are taking fewer credit hours. The estimated cost of tuition for UT Permian Basin graduate students is $355.99 per credit hour, so the total cost of tuition for our 12-credit-hour GIS and Geospatial Graduate Certificate is $4,271: a fraction of the cost of a traditional master’s degree program. Either credential can help students open doors to new, rewarding opportunities, but a graduate certificate is a smaller commitment that can result in advancement far exceeding students’ expectations.
A master’s degree—and the time, dedication, and effort spent earning one—is generally more respected by employers than a graduate certificate. Master’s degree programs also tend to provide a broad course of study to help ensure that students are prepared for any number of situations they may encounter in their career field. Still, as impressive as a master’s degree is on paper, it may be overkill when it comes to securing a more rewarding career.
A graduate certificate is no replacement for a master’s degree. Rather, it’s designed to provide students with a particular skill set that can help advance or kick-start their careers. Due to their accelerated time to completion, graduate certificates provide a highly concentrated course of study that allows students to focus on topics that align with their interests and goals. Professionals in pursuit of a raise or promotion will find this option especially appealing. A graduate certificate can provide the edge a candidate needs to rise above the competition and impress their employer, minus the need to devote time and money to subjects that may not pertain directly to their career.
What is a graduate certificate program? An affordable alternative to traditional degree programs and an accelerated course of study exploring up-to-date, relevant topics. Above all, a graduate certificate is the next step on your academic path. UT Permian Basin offers five graduate certificate programs that can help you alter the trajectory of your career:
In addition to the benefits of a traditional graduate certificate program, our programs are entirely online and feature asynchronous elements. This flexible format allows you to complete coursework from the comfort of your own home whenever it’s convenient for you. At UT Permian Basin, we’re confident that we have a graduate certificate program that can cater to your needs, whether you’re interested in accelerating your career, balancing your academic and personal life, or both.
Ready to find out about our graduate certificate programs? Browse through our program offerings to find the online program that can help you take your career to the next level.
Earning a master’s degree is an important step in both your life and career. It shows employers that you have the ambition to elevate your expertise in your chosen field to an advanced level. With the new skills you develop and a graduate credential on your resume, you can compete for coveted leadership roles within your current organization or with a new employer. Whether you’re moving right from earning a bachelor’s degree to starting a master’s degree program or going back to school after a few years, you’ll find that an online master’s degree from The University of Texas Permian Basin offers some significant advantages. Let’s look at a few of them now.
#1: Choose from a Variety of In-Demand Majors
UT Permian Basin offers online master’s degree programs in criminal justice administration, language, public administration, business, education, and more. Select programs allow you to gear your studies to an area that’s important to you. For example:
#2: Prepare for Professional Certification
Professional certifications are important—and often required for advancement—in many careers. Granted by recognized certifying organizations, certifications generally involve taking one or a series of exams. Like any exam, these certification exams require some prep work. Many of UT Permian Basin’s online master’s degree programs prepare you for key certifications in related fields:
Eligibility requirements vary by state and program. Check with your state’s education certification agency or board of public accountancy to see if your chosen UT Permian Basin program meets your state’s requirements.
#3: Start and Finish Your Program Quickly
You’ve already spent four years earning a bachelor’s degree and may not want to dedicate many more years of your life to completing your master’s degree. Our “no GRE required” policy removes one step in getting started on a graduate degree, so prospective students need only meet the standard admission requirements for their program. Once you begin your master’s degree, you may be able to finish it in as little as one year, depending on the program. Read more about our accelerated degree programs here.
#4: Complete Coursework on Your Schedule, Anywhere
The asynchronous presentation of our 100% online master’s degree programs provides tremendous flexibility. You can complete your coursework at your own pace from practically anywhere on the planet and never have to visit campus. If, like the majority of our graduate students, you have ongoing work and/or family responsibilities to meet, you’ll discover that this freedom can put a master’s degree within reach, even if you didn’t think it was feasible. As an online student, you’ll reach faculty and classmates using interactive online tools and gain access to an extensive array of services that can help make your graduate journey a smooth and rewarding one.
#5: Save With Our Cost-Effective Programs
If you research tuition and fees for online graduate degree programs, you’ll quickly discover that UT Permian Basin’s programs are among the most competitively priced and affordable options. Besides working to keep our tuition low, we also don’t charge out-of-state tuition rates, which can more than double the total cost of a degree program. Whether you live in Texas or Tasmania, you’ll get the same high-quality UT Permian Basin educational experience at a price you can afford.
Whatever your motivation for pursuing a master’s degree—from professional benefits to the pride of accomplishment—we have a program for you. It would be our pleasure to tell you more about the benefits of completing an online master’s degree with us. Reach out to us today!
With approximately 4,000 colleges and universities in the United States alone, there’s no shortage of available bachelor’s degree programs. But are all these institutions and programs equal?
At The University of Texas Permian Basin, our diverse selection of programs, flexible online options and affordable tuition rates are just a few of the considerable advantages that set our undergraduate programs apart from the competition. Read more about five benefits of UT Permian Basin’s online bachelor’s degree programs below and learn the perks of joining the Falcon family.
#1: Breadth of Program Offerings
UT Permian Basin offers a range of online bachelor’s degree programs in popular fields including business, industrial technology, nursing, and the social sciences. What’s more, our programs enable you to focus on your specific area of interest. For example:
#2: Extra Credentials
Select online UT Permian Basin bachelor’s degree programs offer you the opportunity to earn two valuable education credentials in the same amount of time it takes to earn the degree alone—and at no additional cost. For example:
#3: Time-Tested Educational Excellence
Comprised of 13 acclaimed learning institutions, The University of Texas System is the academic home of nearly one quarter of a million students and has been synonymous with academic excellence since the 1880s. By completing your online bachelor’s degree at UT Permian Basin, you’ll be able to bolster your resume with the skills today’s employers are seeking and credentials from a distinguished university.
UT Permian Basin is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges. Accreditation is an important factor to consider when choosing any institution of higher learning, because it:
Individual colleges at UT Permian Basin have also received one or more accreditations from nationally recognized accrediting bodies. Our College of Business, for example, is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB)—an honor shared globally by only 5% of business programs.
#4: Online Convenience and Connection
Delivered in an asynchronous format, our online bachelor’s degree programs offer unparalleled convenience. You’ll manage your own schedule, completing coursework when it’s convenient for you from any location in the world with internet access. No campus visits are required. If you have domestic responsibilities, professional duties, and personal commitments, you will quickly find these benefits irreplaceable. You’ll access your professors and classmates through interactive online tools, and you’ll enjoy an extensive array of services that provide an online support network ensuring your smooth, rewarding, and hassle-free online learning experience.
#5: Competitively Priced Programs
UT Permian Basin has some of the most competitively priced, affordable online programs available, in part because we don’t charge out-of-state tuition rates—which can more than double the overall program price. Whether you’re living in Texas or Turkey, you can receive a high-quality education at a reasonable cost from UT Permian Basin.
With a host of degrees that prepare you to become a leader in business or healthcare and build essential communication, critical thinking, and research skills, we’re confident that UT Permian Basin has a bachelor’s program for you. It would be our pleasure to tell you more about the benefits of completing an online bachelor’s degree with us. Reach out to us today!
The start of a new semester is an exciting time at The University of Texas Permian Basin. Returning students are logging on and greeting familiar professors and students, while new students are introduced to virtual classrooms where they can engage with coursework on their own time, at their own pace. Each semester brings new opportunities for students to grow as professionals and gain a competitive advantage. First, however, they have to register for courses.
Chances are that you’re an incoming student preparing for your first college semester or a current student in the process of earning your undergraduate or graduate credentials. You may even be researching the registration process in anticipation of your admission decision. Regardless, you’ll find that every aspect of online learning at UT Permian Basin, including registration, is designed with convenience in mind.
Here are the steps to register for online classes at UT Permian Basin. If you’re a returning student, skip to step four. Keep reading if you’re a freshman student registering for your first semester as a member of the Falcon family.
Please note that if you are a new student, you must be admitted to UT Permian Basin prior to enrolling in your initial semester. If you are a returning student who has not enrolled in courses in the past two semesters, you must be readmitted to the University prior to registering for courses.
To claim your FalconID, visit this page and have your 10-digit student ID number on hand. This will be your username for logging into electronic resources at UT Permian Basin, so be sure to commit it to memory or write it down somewhere secure. Be sure to use the same information you provided to ApplyTexas when claiming your FalconID. If you are unable to claim your FalconID after inputting your student ID, birthdate, and phone number correctly, contact the Registrar’s Office for assistance.
The Texas Success Initiative (TSI) assessment is designed to help determine if incoming students are ready for college-level work in the areas of reading, writing, and mathematics. Prior to registering, freshman students are required to take the TSI test or transfer credit for a math, reading, and/or writing class. Depending on their standardized test scores, prior educational history, and military service, some students may be exempt from TSI requirements.
To find out if you are exempt from or have met TSI requirements, you can contact an advisor or counselor or contact the Registrar’s Office.
Check your inbox for an invitation to attend online student orientation once registration is open. Orientation helps incoming students smoothly transition into academic life at UT Permian Basin. During the one-day live online session, students will learn about our:
Orientation will be your introduction to the Falcon family. Not only will you meet orientation leaders and students, you’ll also get a feel for what it’s like to share an online learning environment. You’ll learn more about the advising process, and you’ll be able to set up a time to meet with an advisor and register for classes.
The Student Financial Responsibility Agreement can be found by visiting the student portal and clicking the Financial Responsibility Agreement item in the Taskstile. The agreement is meant to help students understand the cost of their education and our financial policies, including those related to contact methods, e-billing, and late payments. Please note that students will be unable to complete registration until they’ve signed this agreement.
The agreement takes only a few minutes to read and sign. However, it’s essential for informing you of your financial responsibilities while you attend UT Permian Basin, which is why you are required to review and sign the document each term. Follow the next steps to complete the Student Financial Responsibility Agreement:
Before registering, you’ll need to find out more about your desired classes. This can be done by viewing course schedules, which are released before advising and registration begin for each semester. Current and upcoming semester schedules contain information on class start times, credit hours, instructors, and course numbers. Keep these course numbers on hand; you’ll need them if you want to register.
With the above items taken care of, you can now register for a semester.
Please note, in most cases you will not self-enroll. Instead, you will make an appointment with your advisor who will then enroll you in your classes.
To register, visit the MyUTPB portal and follow this step-by-step guide:
Have you registered for the upcoming semester? If so, we want to thank you for continuing your academic journey at UT Permian Basin. We hope that the next semester is a time of professional and personal growth, one where every video lecture and online assignment ends with you having a deeper understanding of your area of study. Rest assured, you’ll forever remain a Falcon after graduation.
For anyone who has yet to apply, we hope that you will join the over 5,500 students who call UT Permian Basin their academic home. Through excellence in student-centered teaching and learning, we’ve created an online learning environment where your needs are catered to. Take control of your education by completing courses on your schedule and engaging with course content at a pace benefiting you. Like our registration process, we’ve ensured that applying to our online programs is as easy and straightforward as possible. Now all you have to do is decide which of our online programs to join.
Explore our convenient and affordable online programs. When you find a program that aligns with your goals and interests, submit your application and look forward to registering for classes as a UT Permian Basin Falcon.
Chances are that you’re within driving distance of a college campus right now. However, proximity doesn’t always mean convenience. Local colleges, while providing an adequate education, may be unable to provide for your unique needs. If you’re looking for a degree program that can be completed at your preferred pace, you’ll want to look online.
The University of Texas Permian Basin offers numerous accelerated degree programs that can be completed quickly and efficiently — some in as little as eight months. This is due in part to their online format and asynchronous elements. Join us as we discuss what our accelerated online programs are like for graduate and undergraduate students.
The average college semester is about 15 weeks long. No wonder bachelor’s degrees are earned in four years and graduate degrees in two, on average. While whole sessions at UT Permian Basin will run for 14 to 16 weeks, the A and B sessions of our summer, fall, and spring semesters are generally just eight weeks long (seven for summer). These compressed sessions allow students to graduate in a fraction of the time it would take to complete a traditional degree program.
So, how quickly can you earn your degree? You can don your graduation cap in as little as eight months.
At UT Permian Basin, you decide how quickly you progress through a program. Power through course content or replay a video lecture to ensure you absorb the material. Log on from anywhere, at any time. By working at your own pace, you’re not only earning a degree at an accelerated rate but also tailoring your education to your preferred learning style. Graduate with a degree and an entirely new set of skills that are sure to make employers and admission committees take note.
What is an accelerated degree program like? Not much different from what can be found on campus, aside from an efficient online format. The same experienced, dedicated faculty members who teach online also lead our on-campus programs. Their doors — actual and virtual — are always open, and the similarities don’t stop there.
Online students have access to many of the same resources offered on campus. Advisors are available for office visits or by email or phone to help students make informed academic decisions. UT Permian Basin also provides 24/7 online tutoring through Brainfuse Online Tutoring and writing assistance through the Online Writing Lab. All students are encouraged to take advantage of these online resources.
Though separated by distance, students still find camaraderie with their fellow Falcons in our accelerated online programs. There are ample opportunities to network and collaborate during discussions, assignments, and group projects. Moreover, 24-hour discussion boards help ensure that support is available day or night, which may not always be the case in a traditional classroom.
Undergraduate and graduate students join UT Permian Basin in the hopes of receiving a life- and career-altering education and degree. We strive in all of our efforts to live up to their expectations. Although our programs are accelerated, they nonetheless provide students with comprehensive knowledge of their particular field of study.
Course content is updated regularly to align with the demands and trends students will encounter in their careers. Upon completing their accelerated online program, graduates receive the exact same degree as those awarded in our on-campus programs. A diploma bearing The University of Texas Permian Basin’s name is a prestigious award affirming a student’s completion of a course of study and mastery of its content.
Ask yourself: If I can receive the same guidance, education, and degree from an accelerated online program, why would I ever anchor myself to a college campus?
You asked and we answered. Here are some of the most common inquiries about our accelerated online degree programs:
Interested in joining one of our accelerated degree programs? If so, your next step is deciding which of our programs is right for you. UT Permian Basin offers a wide variety of undergraduate and graduate programs, each offering an accelerated course of study. Accelerated degree programs are offered by the following colleges:
One of UT Permian Basin’s most academically diverse colleges, the College of Arts and Sciences offers a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice, and a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science, among other online degrees.
Accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB), the College of Business offers aspiring business leaders a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Technology, a Master of Professional Accountancy, and a Master of Business Administration, among other online programs.
Teachers, counselors, and administrators join the College of Education to earn college credentials and dual certification. Online students can earn a Master of Arts in Special Education, a Master of Arts in Literacy, or a Superintendent Certification, among other credentials.
Known for producing the finest engineers in West Texas, the College of Engineering offers an online Engineering Project Management Certificate that prepares students for project manager roles in a variety of industries, including automotive, construction, defense, engineering, and more.
This college is the academic home to aspiring nursing leaders pursuing an online Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN). In as little as one year, students can earn a degree as well as a Nurse Manager Certificate from Sigma Theta Tau Nursing Honor Society.
Deciding on a college program isn’t easy. Please contact us if you have any questions or concerns regarding our accelerated degree programs. At UT Permian Basin, we’re here to ensure that your time as a Falcon is as memorable and rewarding as possible, whether you’re on campus or online.
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UT Permian Basin offers over 30 online programs designed to empower students with the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in their chosen career fields. Our online programs are as praiseworthy as any found on campus, and we’ve taken every measure to ensure that commonplace barriers to education, such as misleading tuition costs or required standardized testing, have been mitigated or removed.
Let’s take a look at five reasons to join one of our West Texas online degree programs and see if we can’t make a Falcon out of you yet.
We know what you’re looking for: an online program that can accommodate your personal and professional commitments. You’re not alone. Many of our students are working professionals with the goal of maintaining and progressing in their current profession. That’s why the majority of our online programs are entirely online and asynchronous.
In these online and asynchronous programs, coursework can be completed on your own time, at your own pace. You’ll still be able to engage with your instructors and fellow students in 24-hour interactive discussion boards, but now you’ll have the freedom to choose when and where you study. An astronaut on the International Space Station could excel in one of our online programs, assuming they had a Wi-Fi connection.
Our programs that aren’t 100% online still feature online courses, but they require students to engage in a structured learning experience or enroll in practicum or clinical courses. For example, almost all of the programs offered by the College of Education place students in a school setting for a full semester, where they can gain hands-on experience under the watch of their University supervisor. Practicum requirement or not, our online programs are flexible and convenient for all students.
A concern many online students share is the quality of their degree. When a graduate of an online program receives their sheepskin, the last thing they want to see is their degree qualified by the word “online.” At UT Permian Basin, graduates receive the exact same degree as those awarded in our on-campus programs.
Earning a degree online is no longer a rarity; in fact, it’s becoming the norm. Rather than commute to class, students are continuing their education from the comfort and safety of their own homes. This shift has resulted in online degrees being widely regarded with the same respect as traditional degrees. UT Permian Basin graduates are awarded a degree that’s not only identical to a traditional degree but also just as credible to employers.
One of the greatest benefits of The University of Texas Permian is the fact that our online courses are taught by the same respected faculty who teach on campus. Many of our faculty members have years of experience as professionals and instructors in their respective fields. For example, students in our online Bachelor of Science in Criminology and Criminal Justice Studies program are taught exclusively by faculty who have extensive experience in the criminal justice field. Similarly, our online RN to BSN program is led by experienced educators—registered nurses and doctors of nursing practice—who have firsthand experience with the challenges facing nurses today.
In your research, you may have come across certificate or degree programs that require applicants to submit standardized test scores, such as the GRE. These requirements are meant to ensure that applicants are prepared for college-level coursework; however, these requirements can sometimes bar exceptional applicants who would perform far beyond what their test scores might suggest.
At UT Permian Basin, we recognize the value of standardized tests as a piece of the review process, but we want to give as many applicants as possible the chance to change their lives through higher learning. That’s why we try to review applicants on a holistic basis whenever possible.
Applying for admission to many of our online programs requires little more than your transcripts and a completed application. Moreover, many of our programs that do have GRE or GPA requirements have conditional admission requirements that would allow otherwise less qualified applicants to apply. We’ve also temporarily waived entrance exam and official transcript requirements for many of our programs in response to COVID-19. Applying to UT Permian Basin has never been easier.
UT Permian Basin offers some of the most affordable online programs in the country. You can check out our estimated cost of tuition here. Regardless of location, on-campus and remote students pay the same affordable, competitive tuition rate within a program.
Affordable tuition rates aren’t the only financial benefit available to students in our online degree programs. Grants, scholarships, and financial aid options are available, depending on students’ level and program. We also offer payment plans for students unable to pay their tuition all at once. We strive to ensure that financial costs never get in the way of a student and their academic and career goals.
The cost of online learning will always be top of mind, and understandably so. Not all online programs provide the benefits of UT Permian Basin, but the long-term benefits of earning an online degree or certificate from our University far outweigh the immediate costs. By becoming a UT Permian Basin Falcon, you can earn credentials that can open doors to new opportunities, increase your earning potential, and secure a rewarding career. We think that’s well worth the price of admission, don’t you?