College Online Education

Also, I have an associates from a North Carolina community college and all public NC universities must accept this but if I were to transfer to a public university outside of the NC will they accept all credits as well??

Colorado Technical University Online, is one of the most respectable regionally accredidated universitys.

They offer everything online, it is totally legit, it is almost exactlly like going to a hands on college, but it is all online to work around YOUR schedule!

If you want to chit chat about the school, and ask questions you can message me, and if you would like to enroll… the BEST admissions advisor you could possibly contact would be:

Sandra
Direct Phone Number 847-586-1086
SBURNSIDE@CTUONLINE.EDU

You could just e-mail her to ask some questions..Anything you would like.. you could also check out their website!

YIM- fuzyfritomizteto
(Message me for anything you need.)

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It used to be the case that if you wanted to obtain a bachelor’s
degree without physically being present at the institution
providing the course, you needed to undertake a distant learning
course. In most cases, those who graduated with a bachelor’s
degree obtained from a distant learning course were afforded
less respect for their achievements than those who completed
their studies on-site.

The advent of the Internet, however, has completely changed the
sphere of distance learning. Today distance learning is a huge
industry, worth billions of dollar a year, and you can achieve
an online bachelor degree at almost any institution of learning
in the world.

So, how do you go about deciding which online bachelor degree
program to study? To help you, here are 3 questions to ask
yourself before embarking on your quest:

1. What do I really want to learn?

The traditional learning process was to select a number of
courses you might want to study and then to apply to the
universities respectively – places not guaranteed though.
However, with the availability of online programs, this process
is no longer as important.

In this regard, today’s online bachelor degree programs can take
an almost unlimited number of students – so choosing the right
course to take becomes far more important, and much less of a
gamble!

2. Where do I want to learn?

Historically, deciding where you wanted to learn was of
importance because that meant you would have to go there and
live: at least during the time you undertook the course. In most
cases this would mean having to leave family and childhood
friends, or choosing to study in the area you grew up in.

One of the benefit of an online degree program is that this no
longer becomes an important factor. As it goes without staying
that by studying an online bachelor degree, you can be
physically located anywhere whilst studying somewhere else!
Researching the institution you want to study at, and the
courses they provide, therefore becomes very important.

3. Am I disciplined enough?

This last question is probably going to be one of the most
important you’ll need to honestly ask yourself. You see, with
on-campus education you have teachers to chase you if you are
falling behind schedule. However, with an online bachelor degree
program, your study period and method is much more in your
own-hands.

Thus, finding the time to study, and being disciplined enough to
sit-down and study during this period, is vital if you want to
succeed. Otherwise, learning in the more traditional methods may
be more beneficial to you.

The previous posts offer great information, and as one of the posters mentioned, you really need to do some research to find reputable programs. If you are interested in an MBA, then take a look at this article listing the top 10 online MBA programs around the world:

http://www.macquil.com/articles/onlinemba.php

Good luck!

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Hi, no, I wasn't thinking in terms of "mail order", but rather part-time with a heavy emphasis on research. Open University is an example; London university only offers MAs. I'm looking for unis that offer PhDs.

Try these:

http://www.google.com.au/search?source=ig&hl=en&rlz=1G1GGLQ_ENAU275&q=PHd+online+UK&meta=

http://digital-scholarship.org/digitalkoans/2005/06/03/online-phd-programs-a-uk-view/

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I am graduate and doing job.As such,I want to pursue MBA course under distance learning programs from the best university.

There is no way to combine the terms MBA, distance learning, and repute in the same sentence with accuracy. In order to get the appropraite training as an MBA, you MUST be physically present. A large part of MBA training is working as a team and learning to present yourself and your ideas to clients and coworkers. You can't do that on the internet or through the mail.

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This video clip demonstrates the unique way in which the Minnesota Shubert Center brings arts education to schools across Minnesota. The focus of this video is on our music education sessions, however we also conduct many dance and theater sessions as well.

In this clip, we see Melissa Ferlaak of Visions of Atlantis working on vocal technique with students at Morris Area High School, B-Boy J’Sun Noer of the Faculty having a battle with a student at Brooklyn Junior High, Tom Ashworth, trombonist for the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra demonstrating for students at Hinckley Elementary School and Wynn Ann Rossi, composer for the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra interviewed on her interactive experience with Albert Lea High School.

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