OCU Online

Degrees Done Right

Our non-traditional programs are designed to meet the needs of busy adults.

Online, on-site and on your schedule, our non-traditional programs are for working professionals looking to advance in their current career or start a new one. As a top-ranked private institution, Oakland City University has a history of educating leaders who do more than work, they serve.

An Affordable Education

We are excited to announce our new Non-Traditional Tuition rates starting January 2022!

Online MBA/MSSM/MAPL – $400/hr

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Top Ten Best Master's Degree Colleges in Indiana by University HQ

University HQ has ranked our MBA program in the top 10 in the state.

Time Well Spent +

Our programs run year-round on 5-week and 8-week formats, so in about 24 months you can earn an associate or bachelor’s degree. You can even go for a masters. Now is the time to get started.

Career Focused +

All our adult degrees emphasize key professional principles such as organizational capabilities, information technology and literacy, discipline inquiry, communication skills, and ethics and morality.

Fast is Good +

You can secure program credits through work experience and training in your career. When you accelerate your path to a degree, you move your career forward at lightning speed.

Private but Affordable +

Financial assistance offerings based on prior work experience, specialized training in your career area, and need means you can focus on preparing for a rewarding career – not a lifetime of debt.

OCU took amazing care of me throughout the entire admission’s process and beyond. They promptly answered my questions and helped keep things moving forward. I looked at several schools, which have comparable programs, but OCU is by far the most warm and welcoming.

Dawn Ball

Online Student, B.S. Business Administration

Smaller class sizes are great for a better learning environment. You are not just a number at OCU, you are an individual and instructors know your name. The program reflects the individual’s learning and needs as being important.

Kim Fortune

Evansville Center Student, B.S. Business Administration