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Require career guidance for correspondence/distance education ?

admin — Wed, 14 Jan 2009 01:55:07 +0000

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

It Is Never To Late To Learn

admin — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 19:44:28 +0000

There are people who do not pursue college education during their early days. For those who do, some of them do not continue with graduate education immediately after completing their first degree. These people have several reasons for not pursuing their studies at that time.

Firstly, they may lack the financial support for their study. Secondly, they may not be able to meet the entrance criteria set by the college. Thirdly, they may lack the interest to study. Fourthly, they may not be able to find their desired course in any of the colleges. Hence, they started looking for a job with whatever qualification they have, eventually found a job and began to work.

After working for some time, some of these people start to show interest in pursuing their education to a higher level-something that they did not do previously. They are keen to pick up where they had left off. There are several compelling reasons why they want to do this.

Firstly, they now have the financial capability to take up the course. After working for a period of time, they could have saved a substantial sum of money and want to invest in their education. Secondly, their learning ability could have improved and they have succeeded in meeting the entrance requirement set by the college. Some people excel in their studies later. Thirdly, they could have developed interest in a particular subject during their course of work or personal encounters. Sometimes, certain encounters in our life may uncover our deep rooted passion or interest in a certain subject and we want to further our knowledge in that area.

Fourthly, these people could have been promoted to a higher position after working in the industry for a period of time and they need to acquire more knowledge in the field they are working. When a person is given a higher position, the demand for knowledge in a certain subject also increases. Hence, he or she needs to learn more about that subject in order to perform his or her duties efficiently. For example, if an engineer is promoted to be a chief engineer, he or she should increase his or her engineering knowledge. Perhaps, in another case, if an engineer is promoted to be the head of the engineering department, he or she should learn more about management skills. In either case, the person has to acquire more knowledge in order to perform the new responsibilities well.

Is it too late for these people to learn again? The answer is no. It is never too late for them to learn as long as they have the means and the opportunity to do so. If they are interested to learn, and have the money and time to do so, they should take the chance to learn.

As long as they can apply the new knowledge, they should go forth and take up a course. They should not deprive themselves from enjoying the benefits of learning. Moreover, with so many distance learning programs available, they can study without having to quit their jobs. Many colleges provide distance learning programs for various disciplines specifically for working adults who want to study but do not wish to leave their jobs.

Distance learning programs provide people the flexibility and freedom to study at any place and any time. These programs are gaining more popularity and credibility. Some research studies have shown that distance learning education can be as effective as campus-based education and distance students can perform as well as or better than campus-based students.

Are you keen to further your education? If you are, then there is no reason why you should not proceed to take up a course and learn. At any point of your life, it is always not too late to study a course and gain additional knowledge. Besides, with distance education, learning is made possible now for those who want to study as well as continue working. You can carry on with whatever you are doing and learn at your own pace and at any place. Furthermore, with so many courses available, you will definitely be able to find the course you want to study. You can get a free catalogue and find out more about the courses that interest you at Distance Learning Degree.

are certificates valid which are earned through distance education and writing exams online?

admin — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 03:34:18 +0000

i am planning to get a course through distance education which i will study online and write exams online are they really useful for finding job/getting jobs.do employers consider it to as good as real college diploma or degree.

It depends on the school and what type of program it is. If you are going for a degree you need to make sure the school is accredited, ask them where they get their accreditation. An employer will usually only consider degrees from schools that get their accreditation from one of these organizations:

Middle States Association of Colleges & Schools
New England Association of Schools & Colleges
North Central Association of Colleges & Schools
Northwest Commission on Colleges & Universities
Southern Association of Colleges & Schools
Western Association of Schools & Colleges

As long as their accreditation is legitimate, employers won't care or even know that you got your education online.

If you are pursuing a certificate instead of a degree, it all depends on the reputation of that particular school within your field. You'll have to ask someone who works in that specific field.

What are the advantages of distance learning education? Anyone taking online classes?

admin — Sat, 10 Jan 2009 07:01:57 +0000

Hi all,
I have a plan to do MBA from an online college, but before taking admission I want to know about the advantages of distance learning education so I can see if it’s best for me. I’ve never done it before and it will be a major decision in my life. Please help if you have any information on this. Thanks for your help.

You don't have to drive to class. but, its not a real degree from an accredited university. Its less impressive to an employer.

What institute are available for studying mechanical engineering as distance education(not formal college)?

admin — Thu, 08 Jan 2009 07:21:46 +0000

What institutes are available for studying mechanical engineering in India,Maharashtra as distance education/not formal college course?
Somehow the option to attend regular college is void, what are other options to get a degree of B.E.(bachelor of engineering)?

I think engineering courses are regular only. You can not give them with distance learning. And Mech. Engg (B.E) that won't even be possible given the course requirements.

Does any one know the advantages of distance learning education?

admin — Tue, 06 Jan 2009 07:10:41 +0000

Hi all,
I have a plan to do MBA from an online college, but before taking admission in any college I want to know about the advantages of distance learning education so that I can analyze them as it will be a major decision of my life. So if you people have any information in this, please help me.
Thank for your help.

Check out this essay on the pros and cons:

http://www.universitylanguage.com/guides/Taking-online-classes-and-remote-US-classes.html

Good luck.

Distance Learning to Complete A High School Diploma

admin — Mon, 05 Jan 2009 22:42:21 +0000

There are several reasons that a person may not complete high school. However, without that high school diploma, a person is at an extreme disadvantage. In 2004, a high school graduate earned around $717 per month more than a person not completing high school. The importance of a high school diploma is becoming more and more evident today. In 2004, if you have graduated you are 70 percent more likely to be employed than someone who did not. The above statistics came from U.S. Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics.

So what happens if you are one of the individuals who have not graduate, but you want to improve your chances of being employed and increasing your earnings potential? Did you know you can earn your school degree online?
The fact is that getting your High School diploma as an adult could be a bit awkward and embarrassing in a conventional setting. Also, as an adult, there are other factors to consider such as a spouse and children. So, to earn your diploma online would be a good solution. You are able to take classes and study when convenient for you. It can be tailored to your schedule as opposed to traditional classes that make you adjust your schedule to participate.
To earn your degree online, what do you look for? Well, obviously you need to find some public or private school that is offering this option. The number of online high school programs is increasing, so searching for one is as simple as using a search engine with the keywords virtual schools. Next, cost would be a primary concern. Most state or community online charter schools will be free, but they are only funded for K-12 and have no adult education money. If you are over the age of 21, you would need to look elsewhere.
You should be prepared to spend around $885 to $1350 a year to earn your high school diploma online. But, as with anything else, you need to research to find what is best for you.
You will also want to look into accreditation. A couple of the most recommended are regional and DETC accreditation or state approved. Be sure to check with potential employers and also, if planning to continue on to college, on the acceptability of the accreditation.
The time involved to earn your degree will vary. Most online courses are at your own pace.. If you had a daily time you could set aside for studies you would earn your high school diploma much faster. Some have regular semester type schedules that would determine the pace you could advance.
A few schools to look at to earn your high school diploma are: Brigham Young University where courses cost about $102 and the school does charge for some materials, plus a twenty dollar application fee. It also offers non-credit independent courses free of charge. This is an excellent choice to earn your high school diploma from home.
CompuHigh – Since 1994 programs have been offered so you can earn your needed credits online. Students and teachers work with each other completely online. Courses cost about $275, but because all material is online there are no book fees. CompuHigh also furnishes a list of colleges that will recognize their diplomas.
Indiana University – You can earn your high school diploma here with a combination of online and correspondence courses. You do have the option of completing the program at Indian University or can transfer credits to another high school and finish it there. As a student you are assigned an academic advisor who will be there to assist you in the course of study if needed. The cost is $125.40 for each credit hour and a $40.00 application fee. There also are more than 100 colleges who accept the transcripts from this college.
Your graduation is an important item today and is needed to help you increase your earning potential. Earning your credits online is as easy as finding the right institution for you at a price you can afford. Do your research and we will see you on graduation day.

let me know colleges offering pg in psychology through distance education?

admin — Sun, 04 Jan 2009 04:36:20 +0000

i am a graduate in maths n so i dont have eligibility in osmania university

COPUTER WILL LET YOU KNOW ,GO ON GOOGLE SITE

Like to do get Degree in Electronics & Communication Engg through Distance Education?

admin — Fri, 02 Jan 2009 02:46:41 +0000

Hi Friends, I have completed my Diploma in Electronics Engg and currently working in a MNC. I like to do my higher education in Electronics through Distance Education. So can anyone tell me some good college where i can do my higher ecucation.

For engineering courses, I believe there is no school offer these ones online.

Distance Not Cleared

admin — Wed, 31 Dec 2008 22:27:22 +0000

This Swedish kid bets his friends that he can jump from one dock to the other. He does not fall gracefully.

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