Online degree colleges

[centennialdawg]

Read a little on it, I did a long time ago, I know it's accredited..never said it wasn't. it sounds great but employers pay attention to it and a lot of people have seen those degrees are useless. People find that out early on usually and get out, which is why they have like a 15% graduation rate.

University of Phoenix - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Long list of controversies with that place. They get their money just like any other college, but people have found out it wasn't worth the paper it's written on - according to employers, I don't know what the workload is. I know that online classes aren't as easy as they sound, a lot of work as opposed to a lecture class. Sorry, just wouldn't take my chances with that place when that much money and a career is involved, just my opinion.

Like you said, you read a little on it, a long time ago.

[R13]

Lol I just graduated 2 years ago and I just posted a entire page on it with tons of articles. The same problems are there now like they always have been lmao. Just saying I'd go with a regular college which offers online classes and there's no worry, MECC has tons of distance learning classes and a lot cheaper. I don't think you realize how much tuition is and is rising, just wouldn't be taking that chance IMO.

[smarty]

I'm doing my masters with Liberty online it's pretty easy they post the assignments for the week and you do them whenever as long as they are completed by Sunday at midnight. You take one class every 8 weeks. Of course you do have to incorporate a lot of biblical references into your papers.