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pa4vt asked:

Also, do bosses see enough credibility in online master’s degree to grant payraise to an employee who attains one besides working hard and doing a good job? Will employers consider someone who at least got an online degree from an accredited school if not a big name school? I’m thinking about getting an online master’s since I need to keep steady with my current job. For any hiring managers or bosses who’ll answer this post, what’s your take?

Question posted courtesy of: Veronica

littledeaftink asked:

I’m 27 and I live in southern california. I really want to become a special education teacher as that is my true calling. I absolutely love working with disabled children. I am really interested in going to university of phoenix due to the fact that I am already 27 and their program is faster than other universities. My only problem is that I have learning disabilities: dyscalculia (math learning disability), dyslexia (the reading comprehension type),and a processing disorder as well as hearing loss in the right ear. My question to people who have went there is this: Do they help you to succeed? Or are they the type of university that doesn’t help you at all no matter what? I really want to know before making my decision. Thanks all!

Question posted courtesy of: Timothy

confusedgraduate asked:

I am a recent Fine Arts grad who would love to be a pre-school teacher (teaching art and everything else).
I would like to know what the starting salaries are for both public and private schools in New York city if I had a Masters degree.
Is a masters degree even necessary? Should I just get a teaching certificate?

Question posted courtesy of: Rachel

teenysfashion03 asked:

What’s the difference between the Axia College and the University of Phoenix? I know they are connected and accredited, but I notice they have 3 catergories for credits, one is Axia the other is Undergraduate and last Graduate? Well someone please explain?

Question posted courtesy of: Claude

ademola t asked:

i had a 2nd class lower degree in Electrical/Electornics Engineering but i wish to further my education by going for my masters degree in America. And am also in need of financial help to make this work out, how can i go about doing this?

Question posted courtesy of: Thomas

darlene asked:

I would like to go back to college this fall. My problem is time, a few people I know are taking classes online. Will a degree from online be as good as one I get in a traditional college? How do employeers view an online degree?

Question posted courtesy of: Jack

Andiebray asked:

I’m a single mother of a young child and I work a full time 8-5 job. I want to earn a degree in human resources, but with my already jam packed schedule, attending classes will not work for me. I am concerned that I will put time and money into an online program/college to obtain a worthless degree. What online colleges/universities actually supply positively recognized degrees?

Question posted courtesy of: Allen

gibou1122 asked:

I am thinking about obtaining a degree from an online university and I am curious to see what corporate America thinks about online degrees.

Question posted courtesy of: Florence

klnorris2000 asked:

I want to get a bachelor’s degree in human services but have been told employers will be less likely to hire someone with a degree from University of Phoenix. Any opinions?

Question posted courtesy of: Joshua

puzzle66 asked:

In January 2007 I took a position that required a Masters by the end of the year, I then enrolled in a graduate program.
In July 2007 I took a job that by law requires me to have a Masters Degree.(Hospital Administation). In December 2007 I received a MBA in Healthcare Administration. Is this tuition deductable as a business expense?

Question posted courtesy of: Luis