College Online Education

I want to complete my basic college classes online but dont know of any GOOD sites please help! Also i havent been to school sense 2003 so i need some refresher courses where can i find these?

If there is a community college in your area check with them. Most colleges now offer internet courses. I wouldn't just search around the internet looking for college classes online. Make sure that the college campus is near where you live so that if you need the extra help you can go see the instructor; that is the only way to do good in a class like that.

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Currently I work for a career college. I am able to receive full tution reinbursement for my masters degree if I attend a sister school of hte college I currently work. The opportunity is great, however, I would take purely all online courses. Does anyone know how other employers would view online courses? Has anyone taken an entire masters degree online?

Online education is accredited as any physical university. Believe it or not, it is education of the future. We maybe a little skepical because its a little new. Classes are challenging and require actual studying! When I earned my B.A., I didnt read anything- just took notes in class. Online, you have to be involved. Also, physical universities are offering online classes. Its convenient for real adults with families and bills. I am taking my MPA online and I have learned more than I have in my undergrad. Really, online education is of the future, dont underestimate it- good luck.

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Do employers recognize an online degree from an accredited online university? Is finding a job with one impossible?
I am in my second year at Florida Metropolitan University Online, studying for a Bachelors Degree in Computer Information Science (programming). So will I be able to find a job?

I went thru an online university that actually had job placement. So yes, they are out there, and are worth it!

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apply at the financial aid office of your school.

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heah ppl, i have completed my diploma in IT n now wanna seek admission in SYBSc IT from INSTITUTE OF DISTANCE EDUCATION, MUMBAI UNIVERSITY. my query is that, is the market value of this correspondence BSc IT is the same as that of proper campus college education? also if I complete my SY from distance education so can i get admission ifor TY in any regular college for full time,,,, please help me soon,,,,,,,,,,,,

when it comes to value in these courses open university lags behind the full time course and hence the oppportunities too!!
it is better to do full time unless you are hard pressed for TIME AND MONEY
all the best

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How much college benefits does the Air Force give you? After the USAF, I plan on going on to four-year college at Ohio State University, then getting a master's and then a PhD. How much of this will they pay? Am I on my own after I get my bachelor's?

Or am I ridiculous to even think they'd consider paying for graduate school?

When you enroll in school you'll go to their VA department and they'll get you set up with the GI Bill. You will only get the GI Bill for 36 months (a normal 4 years of school.) The money is paid to you, not the school.

I would suggest your first 2 years be at a community college, it costs less. In fact my 1 month of GI bill money was able to pay for 15 credits and all my books. This is at a community college. I have gotten 4 months of money that I don't owe to anyone. You could save this money and then when you go to further your education (which courses cost more) you would still have GI bill money in your bank account to use.

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