online degrees?
Asked by (identitywithheld)i dont have time to go to a "traditional" college, but all the online schools iveseen have huge tuition rates, offer only business and lower echelon mdeical training and some just seem to be scams., last thing i need is to be scammed. any ideas? schools you know of? its not like you get a good education at a campus college...what you do get is all the opinions of your liberal professors....shoved down your young throat.....quite a racket the educational institutions have.......
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Answered by Sunidaze
I've been going to school off and on for the past 9 years and don't recommend online classes myself. I've done these here and there and just don't feel they are conducive to learning. The only one that was halfway decent was an expert excel class. And online only really don't look all that good on a resume. But really, if you don't have time to go to a traditional college, you won't be much better off with an online institution. I've seen people working full time, raising kids and going to school full time (all at once). Some people working more than one job while going to school. Many schools - at least those around me - have a schedule to fit nearly everyone's needs. Weekends, evenings, whenever. btw...just as you'll find 'liberal professors' on campus, you'll find them online. It's not as though it's an entirely different breed of instructors in the online education community.
I've been going to school off and on for the past 9 years and don't recommend online classes myself. I've done these here and there and just don't feel they are conducive to learning. The only one that was halfway decent was an expert excel class. And online only really don't look all that good on a resume. But really, if you don't have time to go to a traditional college, you won't be much better off with an online institution. I've seen people working full time, raising kids and going to school full time (all at once). Some people working more than one job while going to school. Many schools - at least those around me - have a schedule to fit nearly everyone's needs. Weekends, evenings, whenever. btw...just as you'll find 'liberal professors' on campus, you'll find them online. It's not as though it's an entirely different breed of instructors in the online education community.
