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Has anyone gotten a college If you've gotten a college
degree online, or at least
taken a few courses online,
how would you rate the
experience? Would you
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My husband and I both attend our local community college through online classes, I also take traditional classes on campus. My husband will achieve his first Associates next semester in Computer Information Systems. I am working now towards in associates in Business Office Technology. My husband plans to get another associates immediately following this one, and he wants to transfer to a 4 year program after we move to Alaska in a few years, but he will continue his education here until then. I as well want to transfer to a 4 year program and my ultimate goal is to attend law school. Background aside. I love online classes and so does my husband. Most people aren't prepared for them actually being work. I enjoy it being to work some of my course work around my schedule in online classes. When I have to go to a campus class, i have to go on certain days no matter what. With online classes I usually have some variance of scheduling as long as my work is done when assigned. I like being able to study at home, in an environment I am comfortable in. Sometimes in campus classes I feel like Im having to compromise my study habits because of other people. Now my husband really wants to take campus classes, and I want to take more online classes (ive only taken 5). So touche lol. I think online classes have been a great experience for me and my husband. Try them out! |
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Seeing that everyone has been a little negative towards earning an education online, I want to add a bit of positive sight for distance learning. I am currently halfway done with a Masters degree in Counseling from Capella University. It's actually been a great experience to be able to learn and go to "school" at home, work, library, etc. I can tell you now that I have a four year bach. degree from a public accredited university and I have never experienced teachers that cared and was personable until I attended Capella Univ. I am in my fourth quarter there and my hubby is starting there as a IT major next quarter so he is excited. Alot of people I know personally, co-workers, and colleagues, have gotten degrees from Argosy and Univ. of Phoenix and have gotten great jobs ranging in corporate, to teaching. I have two friends now at Capella and we love it, so that's my experience and going to a brick and mortar university may not be right for you and distance learning is certainly not for everyone. It takes great discipline and motivation, you have to stay on top of things. I recommend Capella simply because it has great teachers, administration is good at solving problems, and their reputation is really good. If you have questions, I'm at msjaybutler@yahoo.com.... |
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Is an online college degree I have a Masters already from
a regular college, but i'm
considering getting a degree
in another subject , perhaps
even a PHd. Will an online
degree get laughed at by
potential employers?
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Online programs continue to grow in popularity and acceptance. Many of the finest campus programs have begun offering degrees online because of the advantages they offer. Additionally most programs do not indicate whether your degree was earned online or on campus. That being said not all schools are the same. Just as how some campus programs are not viewed favorably by potential employers same thing goes for online schools. I would recommend contacting a number of schools to see which one is the best fit for you and has the best reputation. I would also make sure that any school you are considering is accredited. I did a search for accredited online degrees and this site seems to have good information and some schools to check out that offer masters degrees, graduate certificate programs and phd degrees. Good luck. |
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