2024 Best Accredited Online Colleges for Recording Arts Technology

RECORDING ARTS TECHNOLOGY DEGREES

UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES

It's fairly unique to find an American undergraduate majoring in recording arts technology. Each course of study hands out about 6,000 yearly undergrad degrees; 502 people were awarded four-year degrees in recording arts technology last May, making it the 281st most popular subject across the country. Belmont University​ awarded 89 of those degrees (#1 in the US), and schools in Tennessee gave out more degrees than any US State (89).

It is potentially hard to track down the best college, considering undergrad degrees in recording arts technology are available at 38 colleges around the country. There are 5.1 offering the typical subject per offering a bachelor's degree in recording arts technology, making it the 306th most universally offered subject in the USA.

GRADUATE DEGREES

While 88% of last spring's degrees in recording arts technology were bachelor's degrees; 12% were graduate degrees. Recording arts technology is the 324th most popular master's or doctor's degree in America, with 71 degrees awarded. For context, recording arts technology is 97% less popular among master's or doctor's students than the average subject.

In Total, 573 students received a bachelor's or higher in recording arts technology last May.

ONLINE RECORDING ARTS TECHNOLOGY DEGREES

8 of those 573 students (1.4%) came through entirely online programs - 3 undergrad students and 5 postgrads. As you can tell by now, college students majoring in recording arts technology online are pretty rare. It is presently the 250th most popular online course of study with 99.4% less online students than the average subject. For postgrads, it is ranked 272nd, and is 99.2% south of the U.S. average (616).

Academy of Art University​ awarded more online undergraduate degrees in recording arts technology than any other college in the US (3).

Only one college in the country confers a four-year degree in recording arts technology remotely, making it the 306th most commonly available remote degree in the USA. 3% of schools offering the degree even have an online option, and every institution conferring college degree in recording arts technology is private.

If you hope to study recording arts technology totally remotely, you should consider applying to Academy of Art University, as it has the 17th best recording arts technology program in the country. It also grants an additional 103 degrees online, so their systems are presumably strong. Furthermore, there are 2,911 remote undergraduates enrolled, which is 43% of their undergraduate population.

PARTIALLY ONLINE RECORDING ARTS TECHNOLOGY DEGREES

• Recording arts technology is the 306th most pursued partially online undergrad degree in the United States
• Recording arts technology is the 322nd most widely offered partially online college degree in the United States of America
• Last spring, 79 students were granted a bachelor's or higher in recording arts technology partially online
• Husson University's​ last undergraduate class had the most dense population of partially online recording arts technology majors in the USA (1.94%)
• 71 students were granted partially online postgraduate degrees in recording arts technology last May
• The average subject gives out 320 annual graduate degrees partially online

IN-PERSON RECORDING ARTS TECHNOLOGY DEGREES

• Recording arts technology is the 266th most popular entirely in-person college degree in the United States
• 9 schools in the country award a bachelor's degree in recording arts technology in-person
• 84.46% of all undergrad degree in recording arts technology are done fully in-person
• Belmont University​ awarded the most in-person bachelor's degrees in recording arts technology in the United States (67)
• Recording arts technology is the 317th most popular in-person postgrad degree in the United States
• 76.06% of all graduate degrees in recording arts technology are done in-person