are online degrees as good as an inclass university degree?

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Tifinie asked:

Im wondering if i got a degree an graphic design/ digital art online would i have the same opportunities as someone who had a degree from a university? Or would it be looked at as not as good?

Question posted courtesy of: Tom
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    2 Responses to “are online degrees as good as an inclass university degree?”

    1. Dave S.G. Seattle Says:
      August 8th, 2007 at 6:13 pm

      you already know the answer…the reason why is that you get the experience not only hands on with the professor, but with other students too.

      On line takes too much time, and you get bogged down in cyber space. The classroom is a much better learning enviorment.

      Been there…and will never take another on line course…so help me God!

    2. Jason P Says:
      August 9th, 2007 at 2:16 am

      My reference for free info on online degrees.