Find the online degree programs that fit your schedule
Answer six short questions about your goals and availability, and see accredited online programs that match. It takes about a minute and costs nothing to use.
Start the matching quizFree to use. No enrollment commitment. Marketing College may earn a commission if you submit the form.
Fields you can explore
The matching tool covers degree and certificate programs across nine areas of study, from associate through master's level.
Healthcare and nursing
Nursing, healthcare administration, medical billing, public health.
Business
Management, accounting, marketing, human resources, supply chain.
IT, math, and engineering
Information technology, cybersecurity, data analytics, software.
Education
Early childhood, elementary education, instructional design.
Criminal justice
Criminal justice, homeland security, paralegal studies.
Design and applied arts
Graphic design, web design, digital media, animation.
Trades and cosmetology
Vocational certificates, skilled trades, cosmetology programs.
Social sciences and public affairs
Psychology, social work, public administration, theology.
Liberal arts and communication
Communications, English, general studies, media studies.
How the matching works
Answer six questions
Tell the tool what you want to study, how far you got in school, and when you would like to start. Nothing technical, nothing to look up.
Review your matches
You see accredited schools with programs that fit your answers, including fully online options built around working schedules.
Talk to the schools
Admissions teams reach out to walk you through start dates, transfer credits, and what the program actually costs. You decide whether to apply.
Straight answers before you start
Does it cost anything to use?
No. The matching tool is free. Tuition is set by each school, and the schools you match with will explain their own costs and payment options.
Will schools contact me?
Yes. When you submit the form, the schools you match with may contact you by phone, text, or email to discuss their programs. That is how you get details on start dates and transfer credits. You can ask any school to stop contacting you at any time.
Do I need a high school diploma or GED?
Most degree programs require one, and the quiz asks about your education level so it can match you accordingly. Some schools also offer pathways for adults still working toward that step.
Can I do this while working full time?
Many of the programs are built for working adults, with online coursework and multiple start dates through the year. Tell the quiz you want online learning and it will prioritize those options.
Can my employer's tuition benefit help pay for this?
Possibly. Employers that offer tuition assistance usually maintain their own list of approved schools, and eligibility rules differ by company. Ask the admissions team whether their school is approved under your employer's program, and confirm the details with your employer before you enroll.
Is this the same as the Marketing College program?
No. This is a separate, free tool for exploring accredited degree programs from other schools. Our own Digital Marketing and AI program is listed separately on this site.
See what you qualify for
One minute of questions, then a list of accredited online programs built around people who already have a job and a schedule to work around.
Free to use. No enrollment commitment.
Advertising disclosure: Marketing College is not a college and does not grant degrees. The matching tool on this page is operated by a third party. If you submit the form, Marketing College may receive compensation. That compensation does not change what you pay and does not affect which schools you are matched with. Program availability, admission requirements, and tuition are set by each school. Marketing College does not guarantee admission, financial aid, employment, or any particular income or career outcome.