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LA GRANDE, Ore. – Eastern Oregon University (EOU) has been recognized as one of the nation’s best schools for an online bachelor’s in fire science degree, ranked second nationwide for starting salaries on OnlineU’s 2024 list. Graduates earn a median salary of $94,819 during their first four years, making EOU a top choice for fire service professionals.
EOU’s online fire services administration program was ranked second nationwide for starting salaries among online fire science programs, with graduates making a median salary of $94,819 during their first four years after graduation. This ranking demonstrates EOU’s ability to provide a strong return on investment for students.
“My experience as an online student has been truly amazing. All of my instructors have been helpful and encouraging. The Canvas dashboard is easy to use… The staff in admissions, registrar’s office, tech support, and professors get an A++. EOU is very affordable,” said Jason DeMartile, a 2018 graduate of the program.
OnlineU, a leader in higher education rankings since 2004, evaluates programs by comparing alumni salaries, affordability, and student satisfaction. Their rankings are based on thorough manual research of tuition, alumni reviews, and salary data, making them a credible and valuable resource for aspiring students.
EOU’s fire services administration degree follows the National FESHE Model Curriculum and is taught by experienced fire chiefs, providing industry-relevant training for professionals in the field. The program also includes a Wildland track, offering specialized training for wildland firefighters seeking to advance their careers. Graduates are well-prepared for leadership roles, such as fire inspector, emergency manager, or fire chief, and meet standards established by the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA).
With strong earning potential, affordable tuition, and a student-centered approach, EOU’s fire services administration program continues to support the career aspirations of both current firefighters and those pursuing a career in fire services. For more information about EOU’s fire services administration program, visit eou.edu/fire-services-administration.
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