A degree from Erudt University carries the same name whether it was studied online or on campus in Cambridge. To make that true, the university uses one set of modules, one set of rubrics and one board of examiners for both routes.
Online and campus students submit the same coursework and sit papers of the same length and difficulty. Markers do not see which route a student took when they grade work against the rubric.
The transcript records the program, the modules and the results. It does not mark an award as "online", and it does not add commentary that a campus transcript would not carry.
External review of each program looks at samples of online and campus work side by side. Where the two drift apart, the module is changed rather than the standard.
Employers can confirm any Erudt award on the verification page.
Erudt University was founded in 1988 and teaches from 99 Brattle St, Cambridge, MA 02138, United States, with tuition-free online degrees open to students in the United States and abroad. Questions go to [email protected], and applications start at erudt.com/apply.