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
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April 19th, 2008 at 10:03 pm
They’re a lot better than nothing, but not as respected as “real” colleges. It depends on their accreditation as well.
April 20th, 2008 at 5:00 am
Yes, there are many accredited colleges and universities. Just be sure to find out if the school [and program] are recognized at the national and state level. A good school will have that information readily available including the accreditation dates. Many of them will also be regular colleges with online options.