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Online Degrees Knowledge Base

Online Degrees? Does anybody know how an online degree works? What have you done? There are many advertising about online degrees. I don't know which online offer is okay. Can I become a lawyer with online education? I am interested in financing and law. I am 18 and I live in a small town. It's almost impossible to drive every day to a school for hours. Online education would be the best way to start.

Online degrees? Are there any good schools that provide online teaching degrees? And if so, what are they? Im probably moving this summer, but not sure where quite yet and online classes just seem to be the best answer for me at the moment. Any suggestions on the best way to go about obtaining a teachin degree?

online degrees? does anyone have any info on how these degrees are being received? as in, do employers give them as much creedence as those from campus-based programs? I'm considering either a degree in education or communications, and wondering how an online degree will stack up against the requirement with so many jobs I look at wanting a degree in journalism

Are Online degrees just as good as regular colleges? What are the best Online Schools to obtain a degree? I have a full-time job & a full-time life, so I don't have the time to attend classes & endure a 4 year + long journey to recieve a degree. I understand that most Online programs take about half the time as actually attending class, but I want to know if the degrees obtained are just as credible.

What online degrees are taken seriously? I am going to get an online degree, and i know often people will not take them seriouse. Are there any degrees you can get completely online that you can actually use?

To what level do you respect the validity of online degrees? Online degrees are available now in almost every aspect of the professional world. General Public: What are your thoughts on those who achieve their degrees online through accredited online schools? What professions do you feel warrant traditional schooling as opposed to online schooling? Why? Employers: What are your thoughts on applicants or the currently employed who have achieved their degrees through online means? Please, no cited letters or references. Looking for personal introspective only. Thanks!

What are the best online college degrees for someone under 18? I want to get a Veterinary degree, but I am only 12. I am working on getting a GED, but anyone know of schools that offer online degrees that I could do? I can't find any. I am homeschooled, and 12. I know that you can manage to get into a normal college, but I would like to do it at home. Do you know some websites that I could get a veterinary degree of some kind, without being over 18?

How do hiring officials feel about degrees acheived online? I am thinking about obtaining a degree from an online university and I am curious to see what corporate America thinks about online degrees.

Are online degrees respected as much as degrees from traditional on-campus schools? I am really interested in pursuing my education online--the flexible schedule would be really helpful. But I wonder if employers really view online degrees the same as traditional "hands-on" degrees.

How can you find out if a college offering online degrees is really accredited? There are so many colleges out there that offer degrees online. How can you find out if one has a valid accreditation? No one wants a degree that won't be recognized in the real world! Is there a national database somewhere that can be used to check out a school?

What state universities offer online degrees? I wanted to do the University of Phoenix(the campus), but I saw a lot of complaints about them. They are not a lot of choices I can choose from where I live, so online degrees is best for me.

What universities have Online extensions for Undergraduate Degrees? I want a real regionally accredited not for profit college with online degrees. no kaplan, or university of phoenix or anything like that. Schools like Harvard Extension, but that don't require taking classes on campus. I don't have that option available to me as my wife is in the army and I never know where I'll be stationed.

Hello, What are the best universities in the world that have credited online degrees? I'm very skeptical about online degrees and stuff like that. But the concept is so appealing for me as I have no possibility to attend one in person. Are online degrees credited in the real world? Thanks in advance!

What schools offer the best online degrees? Ive been reading into online degrees, and even talked to a few of the schools admissions advisors. Im still undecided if its the best step for me. I have an associates degree from a traditional school already. Im wanting to get a bachelors in business. What are the best schools that offer this online? What kind of experiences have you guys had with this?

How do you view online degrees? Some people prefer independent study and choose to obtain a degree in the distance learning format. There are traditional schools who offer online degrees in addition to the classroom option. There are also online-only or correspondence schools which offer distance learning degrees. Would you view their respective degrees the same and why?

What are the best schools that offer online degrees in nutrition? I am interested in possibly becoming a dietition or nutritionist and was wondering what the best schools in Michigan are that offer those degrees online.

How can we know if foreign online degrees are accredited in India? There are hundreds of Universities and Institutions that offer online degrees at very low educational cost. How can we find that if these degrees are accredited or approved in India? Or the certificate issued by these authorities are valid in India?

Are Online degrees just as good as degrees obtained by actually going to college? Are Online degrees looked upon & honored the same way as regular degrees obtained through a 4-year schools?

What are the best schools out there for online accounting degrees? I work full time and the nearest college to me is an hour away. I know some companies may feel that online degrees are not as good, but I don't feel I have a choice. However, I do want to go to a college that is regionally recognized and accredited, one that will transfer over to any other college later on when I go back for my masters. Any suggestions? Thanks

When Do You Think Online Degrees Will Finally Be Accepted By Professionals As Legitimate? I was looking at an online university as one of my options for grad school and immediately i found out there is a great amount of resistance in accepting online degrees in the professional world. Even if the education is of high quality, online degrees are generally dismissed as inferior or even fake. It seems to me that one day, online education will be very common. How long do you think it will take before online education will be widely accepted, if you think it will one day be widely accepted?

what is your opinion of online degrees, both bachelors and masters? I excel at school when I am able to take classes online. Do employers have an opinion on online vs. traditional degrees? Are master's programs tougher to get into if the applicant has an online degree? Do you know of any nationally accredited online degree programs?

Would you be upset if the university you attend offers online degrees? Particularly if that university is famous for providing online degrees, is that a disadvantage? I've been thinking like, people would recall that oh he graduated from that university, he must've earned it online. Or is it considered an advantage being a pioneer in online education as well as offering degrees by the conventional method?

What do people think of online degrees in english? The university in my city is private so it costs about 9,000 a semester. I was looking into online degrees in english but I'm not sure if I'll loose some learning experience with literature discussions. I found an accredited University called Ashford for only 5,000 a semester. Should I go online because it's cheaper or learn in the classroom but much more expensive?

what are the best online degrees to land a job upon completion? Out the all the type of degrees that can be reasonably completed in the online fashion, which are the ones that have good job prospects and which dont?

Where can i find a list of the most recognized and accredited colleges that offer "online degrees"? I want to get an online degree from a univerity that is very recognized. The Harvard of online degrees. Where can i find that?

Which top universities offer Bachelors degrees in English Literature completely online? I'm currently an undergraduate student in university, but I'd like to get a bachelor's degree completely online. I'm looking into Ivy League schools (or other top schools like Stanford, etc.) and I know that many of them offer online degree programs and certificates. Which universities offer Bachelors degrees in English Literature completely online?

Are the online degrees at University of West Florida as good as regular degrees? The University of West Florida offers online bachelor's degrees, such as Maritime Studies and Oceanography. Before jumping into it, I was wondering if they counted the same as normal bachelor's degrees, or are they like degrees from DeVry or University of Phoenix?

Are online degrees considered as good to employers as actually going to class and earning a degree? I am considering an online degree because I work full time and I am not able to get the classes I need at night at my local university. Online degrees are becoming more popular and are more convenient to obtain for full time employees. My concern is whether employers are willing to hire someone with an online degree as opposed to a conventional classroom degree. Do employers think a person has the proper training/knowledge if an online degree is obtained?

what are some reasons that people get online degrees rather than going to classes? im doing a project to see what motive people have for getting their degrees online... any ideas? also, what do you beleive the pros and cons are?

What are the best totally ONLINE schools out there for accounting degrees? I work full time and the nearest college to me is an hour away. I know some companies may feel that online degrees are not as good, but I don't feel I have a choice. However, I do want to go to a college that is regionally recognized and accredited, one that will transfer over to any other college later on when I go back for my masters. Any suggestions? Thanks

Are there any online degrees that lead to real jobs? I want to go to college, but going online would be the only way I could do it. I want something to either do with psychology or social work. I know many schools offer psych degrees, but can you get any kind of job with them?I don't want to waste my time and money! Thanks in advance.

How creditable are online degrees from universities? I was set to started college in the fall until all my federal aid fell through. So I was thinking about doing an online degree in Computer Information Systems through Central Michigan University. That way I can put my paycheck towards loans instead of gas money to get back and forth to school. However, I was wondering how creditable online degrees from universities are. Thanks

Employers - how do you feel about online degrees? I'm doing a debate on the pros and cons of online degrees and getting hired after you get them. How do you really feel about them?

How valuable are online degrees? I want to finish my bachelor's degree. I've been considering obtaining it online however; I am concerned with the validity of an online degree in the business world. My reasoning for wanting an online institution is that I work approx 45 - 50hr per week (varying hours) which makes it difficult for me to attend "campus" classes. Anyone have any advice in regards to how online degrees are revered in the business world?

What online colleges offer degrees in Art History? I was just wondering if anyone knew of a college that offers a completely online degree for an Art History Major? The degree needs to be a bachelor's degree and it would be nice it the college offered a Master program, also the college must be an accredited university. Thank for any info you can provide.

What reputable colleges/universities offer online undergraduate degrees? I am currently working full-time and would like to earn my undergraduate degree online from a reputable institution. My goal is to eventually take a break from work and relocate in order to get my master's/doctorate from an Ivy League/Top 10 school. Would it be feasible for me to get into one of these schools with an online degree? Can anyone recommend some good schools that offer online degrees that would look good when I apply for graduate school?

Do employers in the IT field look down upon online bachelors degrees? I'm currently taking online courses at a regionally accredited online school for my BS in Information Security. Do IT employers look down upon online degrees when compared to a traditional degree? I will also have additional certificates, network +, security+, cisco....Will an employer just throw my resume in the trash, and employ someone with a traditional degree?

Can anyone recommend a good place to research online degrees or a good online education directory for school? I am thinking about taking online courses. I wanted to know if there was a site that can show me a wide selections of online schools, online courses, online degrees and or online degree programs. I am mainly interested in online education only. I prefer to learn at home while I work on my career.

How are strickly online degrees viewed in the "working world" verses degrees from physical universities? I'm a single mother of a young child and I work a full time 8-5 job. I want to earn a degree in human resources, but with my already jam packed schedule, attending classes will not work for me. I am concerned that I will put time and money into an online program/college to obtain a worthless degree. What online colleges/universities actually supply positively recognized degrees?

Are online degrees worth the same as a regular degree? Will an employer give you a job for getting one of those cheesy online degrees such as from the University of Phoenix? Do those have tests are do you just write papers?

What real colleges offer online degrees? I'm looking for a real colleges, not one of those online accredited schools. I really want to get my bachelors in Web Development but don't have time in my schedule to go to class so would rather take it online. I know alot of schools in New England and around the Country offer online degrees now...I just don't know which ones. Please help?! Thank you

Are online degrees respected by businesses? I have some doubt about getting a online degree, because I don't think businesses will take people seriously who have online degrees. But it certainly would fit my schedule since I work 45-50 hours a week. I need to get out of my dead-end job!

Do you respect people who have online degrees? The main reason that people get online degrees is because for reasons beond their control they can't attend a normal on campus college. My question is, socially do respect people who have earned online degrees as much, the same, or less than those who earned the same degree in a normal college setting?

How are online degrees looked at these days? Do they make it harder to get a job then obtaining the degree psychically at a school? Assuming the online program is accredited. I already have a bachelor's from a good school. I would look for a second bachelor's, some sort of certification or a master's program.

Dont you think that online degrees aren't as good as in class degrees? Nowadays you can get your doctrate online! My brother took online classes and when you take a test all you have to do is google the question and get an answer...I just don't think online degrees should be considered as good as in class degrees. Agree?

How good are those online degrees in the real world? I want to go back to school, but I work 30+ hours a week and I have my two toddlers at home, and I don't want to be away from them more than I have to. I've been thinking about online schooling, but how much cred do they really get compared to an actual college degree from some university. And if they are pretty good, which online schools are the better ones to go with?

How do you get hands on experience with online degrees? I'm being contacted by an admissions advisor from Devry. She insists that having an online degree would be just as good as an in class degree. How is this possible in a career field of electrical engineering where one will be physically interacting with circuit boards, wires, and electrical components? Do they send you stuff in the mail or what?

How much credibility do employers see in online degrees? Also, do bosses see enough credibility in online master's degree to grant payraise to an employee who attains one besides working hard and doing a good job? Will employers consider someone who at least got an online degree from an accredited school if not a big name school? I'm thinking about getting an online master's since I need to keep steady with my current job. For any hiring managers or bosses who'll answer this post, what's your take?

Are online degrees just as accepted at graduate schools as are regular undergrad degrees? I am curious as it pertains to graduate schools as well as employers. Do they view online degrees the same as a regular four year degree?

Does employer look down on online degrees? Does and employer look down on online degrees? Has anybody ever gotten a degree online and gotten a better job from your current employer or a new employer?

are any of the associate degrees that are available online covered by the pell grant? Can't find any info except through the student aid website saying that there are online degree programs that are covered. I've looked through many sites and can't find the specific info though for which degree programs and what schools are covered. Any help would be appreciated, thanks.

Are online degrees valued the same as conventional degrees by employers? I'm interested in attending the Art Institute of Pittsburgh online but will only do so if I'll have the same job opportunities as those who attend conventional schools. I'm very interested in hearing from people who've received a degree from an online college and their experiences.

What do prospective employers really think of online degrees? Are you an employer? If you had two equally qualified applicants and one went to a brick-and-mortar college and the other earned an online degree, which would you hire? Or have you earned an online degree? If so, what has been your experience in finding good employment? If not, why have you opted not to earn an online degree? Share your stories either way? Thanks. If you have earned an online degree, from which institution have you earned it? Your experiences with that particular institution? Thanks.

Illinois brick and mortar schools offering online degrees? I'm looking for a brick-and-mortar schools in Illinois that offer online Bachelor's degrees. So far, all I can seem to find is UIC. Are there any more options that you know of? Thanks!

What are the pros and cons of a online university versus a physical campus and their degrees? Im not sure if one or the other is better for me. Im not sure if a online degree is as valid as one from a physical campus or if its harder to get it because you cant get help from a physical person as easily. Im looking more into social sciences as in psychology and social work and also looking into art more along the lines of graphic art. Anyone know about this? I know both different things have pros and cons but im not sure if they are equal or not. Can I do it in combination?

Online degrees vs. Traditional education? How are the two different according to corporate america? I just enroled at the University of Phoenix to finish my degree in business administration. I own a small business and am getting the degree for myslf but was wondering if at some point if I decided to get a job somewhere else if it would matter so much where I got the degree. How is the University of Phoenix business program different from a State University or other business schools. How is online education viewed by corporate america.

Do any accredited colleges offer strictly online degrees for a Master's in Journalism? I am looking to get a Master's Degree in Journalism. I do not want to use University of Phoenix or Capella or any of those other online universities. I am looking for schools such as the University of Missouri. Actaul physical schools that offer the entire program online. Thanks!

How do employers view degrees/certificates from online schools? Do online degrees, particularly those from schools that are primarily or exclusively online, carry the same weight as a traditional degree?

How recognised are online degrees? Are online degrees recognised for employment purposes or is it better to be an on campus student? I am currently employed but would like to widen my horizons and expand my opportunities by pursuing higher degrees. But I do not wish to give up my employment. I wonder if online degrees are recognised and accepted and if so, is it only recognised in some places?

Online degrees, what is the criteria to find out if the degree is accepted at other colleges? There are many online degree programs offered on the internet. How can I check if the online degree is accepted by the job market. A school teacher with a master's degree in education had to pay back her salary increase because the degree wasn't accepted by the Dept of Ed.

Are online undergrad and graduate degrees respected by employers in today's job market? I am considering pursuit of an online degree, however I'm not sure how future employers will perceive its quality. Any advice would be appreciated especially from anyone in a human resource capacity, employer, or someone who has successfully completed online schooling. Thanks.

Online degrees, what is really up with them? I seriously wish to get a bachelors degree in human resources. However, I am an older person with grown kids and I work full time. Seems that online colleges would be the right choice but I'd miss out on the fun of going to classes with real people and I have no idea how the job market looks at these online degrees. Someone tell me all about these online colleges, I want to know everything.

when hiring an IT professional into your company, do you frown upon online degrees? I'm going back to school for a degree in IT and systems administration. I would like to do it all online, but can go to physical classes as well. Wondering if any HR or business owners would look at someone with an "online" degree any differently than someone with a degree from actual class attendance? This will help me decide if I will go fully online or not. Thank you responding.

Do you think online degrees are looked upon as credible by potential employers? Would you hire someone who had an online degree?

Employers and HR people - How do you REALLY feel about online degrees? I'm thinking of finishing my degree online. Is it worth it? Should I go back to school? I would, but it's really hard for me to do. An online degree would be great, but just how valid is it?

How do real world businesses rate online college degrees? I am in the construction field and I am considering getting an online degree in construction management to further my career but I do not want to spend the money or time if companies are not going to value it in close proximity with a conventional college degree. Is there a website that can help me determine how the different online colleges are rated in real world business?

Can you list some online degrees that you can actually get a job with? Also, if it is possable to get a job with an online degree, what affordable school would you suggest?

Which Southern Virginia Universities are best for English majors and allow online degrees? I'd like to earn my degree through a well known university or college that will let me do all or most of it online. I am an English major (in Comm. College right now). I know some great schools are really only great if you are becoming an engineer so I need a school that will be taken seriously if I English major there. Help!

Why do people think online college degrees are worthless? I mean, I go to a state university(think UofI, penn state), it's regionally accredited, and my degree diploma won't say anything about online degree, plus I'll be graduating in person with everyone else. So how can people say getting an online degree is worthless and just a scam? I agree, there are scams and diploma mills, and even Univ. of Phoenix seems a little bit like a scam, but I go to a university that was found over 100 years ago, and has a campus of 10,000+ students. smoke, did you miss everything I said? You aren't very intelligent are you. Nobody's gonna know my degree is online cause I'm studying the exact same material as everyone else in my school. You...are...dumb Some of you are missing what I'm saying... MY DEGREE WILL SAY NOTHING ABOUT ONLINE DEGREE OR VIRITUAL COLLEGE. IT'S THE EXACT SAME DEGREE AS ON CAMPUS STUDENTS. SO FUTURE EMPLOYERS WON'T EVEN EVER KNOW.

Has anyone had experience with online degrees? Has anyone earned an online degree and found it to be beneficial? If so, where to you receive it from, what major, and what do you do now? Thanks guys!

How do employers perceive online learning and degrees? I currently am 3 credits away from obtaining my associates degree in accounting from an accredited online degree program. I have always been curious as to how employers perceive these programs in terms of quality of education and readiness for the job. I am trying to decide whether to continue on with the online program for my bachelors or to get into a local traditional learning program. Please offer any thoughts or experiences on the subject. Thank you!

are online degrees as good as a degree from a campus college? I would like to go back to college this fall. My problem is time, a few people I know are taking classes online. Will a degree from online be as good as one I get in a traditional college? How do employeers view an online degree?

How respectable are online degrees? I've been thinking of gettind an online degree to help me change my career, and to get a job in the field i want to work in...but how exactly "good" are online degrees? Do employers take them seriously?