Distant Learning, Schools,  Resources, Advantages, University

Archive

Posts Tagged ‘Distance Learning’


Distance Learning Graduate Degrees: Are They Really Any Good? – Survey Says YES

June 1st, 2011

In 1989, when GetEducated.com, LLC, began tracking accredited distance degrees, 5 distance MBAs were available to the public. Today, GetEducated.com’s free guidebook, Best Distance Learning Graduate Schools, Business and Management 2003, profiles 103 accredited distance MBAs. The MBA is by far the most popular degree offered in distance format in the USA. Two independent research [...]

Read More >>



10 Ways Get Help from Your Online Professors

February 18th, 2011

Interacting with online professors can be daunting. Often, virtual communication is more difficult than a face-to-face meeting. But, there’s no need to fear. Follow these ten suggestions and you’ll be able to get the help you need. 1. Relax. Your online professors want to help you. Don’t be afraid to ask for help when it’s [...]

Read More >>

Author: Categories: Distance Learning Tags:


10 Reasons to Earn an Online Degree in a Troubled Economy

February 18th, 2011

When the economy is in trouble, many professionals turn to online learning. Here are ten reasons why earning an online degree is a smart way to deal with a recession. 1. Invest in Yourself. When stocks are down and savings accounts aren’t offering much, it’s a good time to invest in yourself. Putting money towards [...]

Read More >>

Author: Categories: Distance Learning Tags:


Free Online Guitar Classes

February 18th, 2011

Anyone can learn to play the guitar with these top-rated free online guitar classes. Get started immediately with step-by-step lessons, video examples, and tabs. About.com Beginner Guitar Lessons Take this free online guitar class from About.com and learn the basics with 11 lessons. Lessons include example songs and a practice schedule. Guitar Videos Learn to [...]

Read More >>

Author: Categories: Distance Learning Tags:


Online College Admissions: How to Be the Ideal Applicant

February 18th, 2011

Applying to an online college can be particularly nerve-wracking. It can be difficult to know what your chosen program expects, especially if you don’t know anyone who has “attended” the school. Some online colleges have relaxed admissions guidelines (i.e. everyone who applies is accepted, assuming they have a high school diploma or its equivalency). Other [...]

Read More >>

Author: Categories: Distance Learning Tags:


The Higher Education Transfer Alliance

February 18th, 2011

What is the Higher Education Transfer Alliance (HETA)?: The Higher Education Transfer Alliance is a voluntary group of colleges supporting credit transferability. Schools belonging to HETA agree to consider transfer credits and degrees from any college that receives accreditation from an institution recognized by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA) or the United States [...]

Read More >>

Author: Categories: Distance Learning Tags:


How Can I Pay for Online High School Tuition?

November 8th, 2010

Many families are concerned about the cost of online high school tuition. While some online high schools are affordable, others charge more than in-state college tuition. If you’re looking for a financial solution, consider these three ways to afford online high school for your son or daughter. Choose a Free Online Charter School Almost all [...]

Read More >>

Author: Categories: Distance Learning Tags:


Florida Attorney General Investigates University of Phoenix, Kaplan, More

November 8th, 2010

According to the Florida Sun Sentinel, the Florida Attorney General has begun investigations on several for-profit online colleges including the University of Phoenix, Kaplan, Argosy University, Everest University, and MedVance Institute. They report: “The for-profits already are under heavy scrutiny from the federal government because of the large sums they get in financial aid. But [...]

Read More >>

Author: Categories: Distance Learning Tags:


Choose an Online High School for Your Child

November 8th, 2010

Many states now offer online charter school programs to residents at no cost. By enrolling in an online charter school, your child may be able to earn a high school diploma or make up missed credits without falling behind in a traditional school. How do you choose an online charter school? These six steps can [...]

Read More >>

Author: Categories: Distance Learning Tags:


How Did You Prepare for the GED Online?

November 8th, 2010

You can’t take the GED online. But, there are dozens of helpful websites that can help you prepare to pass the GED successfully. Read how other test-takers have prepared for the GED online and share your tips. Share Your GED Prep Tips Essay Writing The essay writing was the most difficult part of the GED [...]

Read More >>

Author: Categories: Distance Learning Tags: