Kenzie Academy Partners with Online University

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Indianapolis-based Kenzie Academy has announced a new partnership with Colorado State University-Global, an online-only accredited public university. The partnership which provides enrolled students a one-to-two year program with Kenzie, followed by online courses at CSU-Global to earn a bachelor’s degree.

 The program is open for enrollment currently, and the institutions say courses are designed to be “extremely flexible to meet modern students’ scheduling needs.”

“With only 25% of  U.S. college-educated adults agreeing that their education was relevant to their career and daily life, it’s obvious that the current education model needs to continue to improve its focus on the needs of employers,” said Chok Ooi, chief executive officer and co-founder at Kenzie Academy, in a news release. “By prioritizing accessibility and outcome-based learning, Kenzie is excited to partner with CSU-Global, a university uniquely aligned with this focus, to equip students with a degree and the skills they need for well-paying jobs while reducing their overall educational costs.”