Wednesday, December 15, 2010

How to Choose the Best Online College


As with any college long investment, which costs a lot of money – you must to search on the
Internet. There are different types to search the best online colleges of your dreams. At the similar moment as some things won’t shows into your choice of a top online school – like campus day and night life and what type of food is served in the student campus, numerous feature are the same as a conventional school.
Check that the top online schools and the degree programs you are consider “fit” with your long range educational plans and aspiration. If you are thinking about join in an online degree program and later on hope to get a bachelors degree – find out how likely it is that your associate degree homework will reassign by asking for a list of colleges which have accepted such credits.
Verify with traditional colleges in your region and ask which online college if any they work with the majority. Officials at local colleges may tell you how helpful online schools are, since several top online colleges now are affiliated with online programs.
Examine your financial aid alternative. You may be positive surprised by the financial help, the loans, and the scholarships accessible to you. Also, numerous colleges and universities suggest tuition installment strategy which helps make college more accessible. Don’t hesitate to ask about such programs.

7 comments:

  1. i dun need no fancy book learnin'.

    jk, i really need to go back to college. thanks for the info

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  2. Online colleges seem like a rip off for me. Idk bout you.

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  3. I tried online courses once but I prefer a traditional class room.

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  4. back in highschool i wasnt able to keep up with an online class (the only advanced placement classes we had were done online at my school)

    i wonder if anything has changed as far as the material and how things are turned in as far as assignments, especially in a college level.

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  5. Transfer credit is always a bit of a quagmire. Best thing to do is have a solid degree in hand before applying to a 4-year school.

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  6. Examining financial aid alternatives can save a lotttt of money :)

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  7. Anonymous8:49 PM

    I never understood online colleges. I rather take college at a campus :D

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