April 30, 2008
UMass Online Revenue Up 32 Percent
By Eileen Kennedy
UMassOnline , the University of Massachusetts’ Shrewsbury-based online learning division, broke its enrollment and revenue records of last year, according to school officials.
In fiscal year 2008, its enrollment increased to 33,900, a 26.2 percent over last year, and revenue increased to $36.9 million, a 31.9 percent jump over last year. In fiscal year 2007, the division enrolled 26,855 students and brought in $28 million in revenue.
UMassOnline’s enrollment grew more than twice as fast as the 9.7 percent national average growth rate in online college-level programs, according to school officials.
The online division offers 80 undergraduate and graduate degree, certificate and professional development programs and more than 1,500 courses.
In fiscal year 2008, its enrollment increased to 33,900, a 26.2 percent over last year, and revenue increased to $36.9 million, a 31.9 percent jump over last year. In fiscal year 2007, the division enrolled 26,855 students and brought in $28 million in revenue.
UMassOnline’s enrollment grew more than twice as fast as the 9.7 percent national average growth rate in online college-level programs, according to school officials.
The online division offers 80 undergraduate and graduate degree, certificate and professional development programs and more than 1,500 courses.
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