University Guide

Bethany M asked:

I am considering an online degree because I work full time and I am not able to get the classes I need at night at my local university. Online degrees are becoming more popular and are more convenient to obtain for full time employees. My concern is whether employers are willing to hire someone with an online degree as opposed to a conventional classroom degree. Do employers think a person has the proper training/knowledge if an online degree is obtained?

Question posted courtesy of: Dennis

JillyBean asked:

I’m doing a debate on the pros and cons of online degrees and getting hired after you get them. How do you really feel about them?

Question posted courtesy of: Don

traveler asked:

I’m planning to transfer my study of Bachelor degree in business to one of the Belgium universities in Brussels, how long would it take me to be able to speak French . would six months would be enough?

What is the best universities in Brussels, Belgium to study Business administration? Please advise!

Question posted courtesy of: Florence

socialwork2010 asked:

Apparently, everyone I was assigned to work with at University of Phoenix online approximately six months ago has quit. I am trying to get some help on my next set of classes and I cannot get anyone to return my phone call and when I get a live operator, they put me in some random voicemail. Does anyone know how to get ahold of a live academic counselor??

Question posted courtesy of: Shawn

deserie f asked:

We’re doing this project about Architects and I don’t know what type(s) of Bachelor Degree does an Architect have to take and how many years do they have to take it. Also, what type of Master Degree should they take after taking the Bachelor Degree and how many years?? Thanks for all your help….

Question posted courtesy of: Joann

koopyco asked:

I want to go back to school, but I work 30+ hours a week and I have my two toddlers at home, and I don’t want to be away from them more than I have to. I’ve been thinking about online schooling, but how much cred do they really get compared to an actual college degree from some university. And if they are pretty good, which online schools are the better ones to go with?

Question posted courtesy of: Gertrude

robust asked:

Are online degrees recognised for employment purposes or is it better to be an on campus student?

I am currently employed but would like to widen my horizons and expand my opportunities by pursuing higher degrees. But I do not wish to give up my employment.
I wonder if online degrees are recognised and accepted and if so, is it only recognised in some places?

Question posted courtesy of: Juan

randi f asked:

I just graduated from college with a bachelors degree for fashion merchandising and am debating what to do next. Would it be useful at all to go for my masters degree? What could I do with it… and would it even be worth it?

Question posted courtesy of: Cynthia

Shera M asked:

I want to be a vet, and need to get a bachelor degree first. I thought about going to community college here for two years and then away for two years, but will a vet school really find community college impressive?

What scholarships can I get to pay for vet school. Do I have to get the Bachelors degree first? Some schools say it isn’t needed.

Question posted courtesy of: Kathy

athleticboxer_college asked:

There are many online degree programs offered on the internet. How can I check if the online degree is accepted by the job market. A school teacher with a master’s degree in education had to pay back her salary increase because the degree wasn’t accepted by the Dept of Ed.

Question posted courtesy of: Clyde