University of Phoenix online courses, will I get a good job?

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mitchell_8_5 asked:

I’am currently taking online courses at the University of Phoenix for an Associates Degree in Sports Management. I know the Associates degree isnt going to get me a great job but is this a waste of time? My plan is to get a bachelors in the same field, maybe not from the University of Phoenix but probably an online program (I’am a father and full-time employee). What do employers in the field I’am looking at think of online degrees.
Thank You

Question posted courtesy of: Jeff
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    2 Responses to “University of Phoenix online courses, will I get a good job?”

    1. angelecc Says:
      May 10th, 2008 at 9:23 pm

      The same thing how is it and decided to double think there is it couldnt answer that question but if you go to double think there is pros and.
      The same thing how is pros and decided to double think there is pros and cons.

    2. SA Says:
      May 12th, 2008 at 3:13 pm

      I think it’s more a matter of whether or not you have experience. Think about sports management — education is good, but they probably want results and achievements.

      I don’t know how easy it would be to find a job, either.

      Good luck!!