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	University of Phoenix — Associate's, Bachelor's, Master's, and Doctoral Degrees. The world-class classes and faculty at the University of Phoenix are focused on helping you balance your education goals with your current personal or professional commitments.
	Kaplan University — Associate's, Bachelor's, and Master's Degrees. With both campus- and online-based programs, Kaplan University offers a quick path to your degree, making it the perfect continuing education school for working adults looking to improve their careers.
	Walden University — Bachelors, Master's, and Doctoral Degrees. Walden University is geared toward education working professionals in an online class delivery format that is designed to be both flexible and affordable.
	Westwood College — Associate's, and Bachelor's Degrees. If you're seeking a broad choice of highly-ranked associate and bachelor's degree program, then you might want to learn more about Westwood's focus. This college is one of the top online universities for studying criminal justice and computers.
	Ashford University — Associate's, Bachelor's, and Master's Degrees. Founded in 1918, Ashford University is affordable and convenient, as you can balance your current job with online coursework and finish your degree in as few as 12 months.
	Everest University — Associate's, Bachelor's, and Master's Degrees. Everest University is one of the best online experiences for working adults, as they offer financial aid to qualified individuals, flexible classes and most courses can be completed within nine months. Everest also offers credits for previous courses and a staff that is trained in career placement for your job options after graduation.
	Boston University — Bachelor's, Master's, and Doctoral Degrees. Founded in 1839, Boston University has been offering degree programs online for the past few years. Courses of study offered online include music education, business project management, banking, marketing, IT, art education, occupational therapy, health communication, criminal justice, and more.
	Liberty University — Associate's, Bachelor's, and Master's Degrees. Founded in 1971, Liberty is the largest and fastest-growing evangelical Christian university in the United States.
	Capella University — Bachelor's, Master's, and Doctoral Degrees. If job placement statistics and scholarship packages appeal to you, then you might want to learn more about Capella University. Working students who seek affordable career advancement might enjoy Capella's variety of degree programs and flexible classes.
	DeVry University — Associate's, Bachelor's, and Master's Degrees. DeVry University offers a career-oriented high quality online education to working professionals. Founded in 1931 as DeForest Training School, DeVry University has approximately 100 campuses across North American and offers degrees in liberal arts, business, science, technology, and more.
	Strayer University — Associate's, Bachelor's, and Master's Degrees. If you want the quality of education that is reserved for veterans and members of the selective service and their dependents, then look closer at Strayer. This accredited university is a member of Servicemembers Opportunity Colleges (SOC) and participates in associate and bachelor's degree programs for active duty military personnel.
	American InterContinental University — Associate's, Bachelor's, and Master's Degrees. This multi-campus- and online-based university is devoted on helping students learn real-life skills and earn degrees that will help advance their careers.
	Grand Canyon University — Bachelor's and Master's Degrees. GCU represents one of the nation's fastest growing on line Christian universities. Enjoy top-rated classroom technology as you earn a highly-ranked education in one of their many degree programs.
	Argosy University — Bachelor's, Master's, and Doctoral Degrees. Offering online degree programs in business, education, and psychology, Argosy University was founded in 2001 with the professional in mind. Based in Chicago, Argosy has over a dozen campus locations throughout the United States in addition to their online presence.
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If you want to study technical sciences, your choice of college might depend upon the type of degree you want to pursue, the skills you hope to obtain and the money you wish to make. While you may want to pursue a Ph.D. at a school ranked by U.S. News, you may want the "coolness" factor of attending a school ranked by PC Magazine or you may want to attend a school abroad. The rankings listed below can help refine your search, and they're all based upon different criteria.

U.S. News Top Computer Sciences Programs 2009

Methodology: This year, U.S. News updated their Ph.D. rankings computer science programs, mathematics, and physics to correct a problem with 2006's survey that left some programs off the survey instrument. In addition to these new rankings, they republished older rankings based solely on peer ratings in various graduate level Ph.D. programs in sciences. Every school's performance is presented relative to the other schools with which it is being compared. A school with an overall score of 100 did not necessarily top out on every indicator; rather, it accumulated the highest composite score.

PC Magazine Top Wired Colleges 2009

Methodology: To rank America's Top Wired Colleges, The Princeton Review's data collection team reached out to institutional and administrative contacts at the schools featured in the 2009 edition of The Princeton Review's "The Best 368 Colleges." These contacts completed a brief online survey designed by The Princeton Review and PC Magazine, covering all aspects of technology and connectivity on their campuses. After collecting the surveys, PC Magazine looked at each school's responses. Eighteen of the survey questions were grouped into categories of academics, student resources, tech support, and infrastructure. Each question was assigned a point value and weighting, and each of the overall categories was assigned a weighting to come up with the twenty schools. You can view their 2007 rankings (developed in 2006), which used the same methodology.

THE - QS World University Rankings 2008: Technology

Methodology: This list represents the world's top universities in engineering & IT based on responses to an academic peer review. The Academic Peer Review is the centerpiece of the Times Higher - QS World University Rankings carrying a weighting of 40 percent. The results are based on the responses to a survey distributed worldwide both to previous respondents and subscribers to two key databases: The World Scientific, from which 180,000 email addresses are drawn and the International Book Information Service (IBIS) a service from Mardev. In 2008, the questions respondents are asked regarding universities inside their own country and outside were separated. These are recombined after the responses are in using methods designed to reduce any response bias by country.

Digital Community Colleges Survey 2008

Methodology: The top 10 tech-savvy community colleges for 2007 have been named by the Center for Digital Education and the American Association of Community Colleges (AACC). A ranking was established based on their third national Digital Community Colleges Survey, which examined how colleges are deploying technology to streamline operations and better serve students, faculty and staff. Schools were placed in three categories based on size of enrollment, with college officials providing information from the 2007 school year. At the survey's conclusion, the top 10 in each of the three categories were named. You can peruse previous surveys from the same page, all built using the same methodology.

PhDs.org Computer Science Rankings

Methodology: The National Science Foundation, the National Research Council, and the Department of Education collected the data for the rankings on this site. Unlike other ranking systems, PhDs.org does not use a fixed set of criteria and weights for computing rankings. Instead, you choose a set of criteria of interest and indicate how important each criterion is to you. They then use your weights to rank a set of programs according to your priorities. Data on the site come from a number of outside sources, including: Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS), National Research Council (NRC), Survey of Earned Doctorates (SED) and Survey of Graduate Students and Postdoctorates in Science and Engineering (GSPD).

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