[ SECRET POST #3766 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3766 ⌋

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Comments

How does one find legitimate online degrees?

[(Anonymous)]

I am a working adult and can't go to a campus every day. But I don't want to get trapped in some for-profit college.

Re: How does one find legitimate online degrees?

[(Anonymous)]

A lot of standard colleges or universities have online courses and/or degrees these days.

Re: How does one find legitimate online degrees?

[(Anonymous)]

I've looked at a couple colleges that I know but honestly, I don't understand a lot of the information. Like...course schedules and such. Maybe it is just the colleges I was looking at had shit sites.

Re: How does one find legitimate online degrees?

[(Anonymous)]

Best bet would be to schedule a time to actually go and talk to someone at the college. Even if they can't help you there, they can definitely answer a lot of questions and point you in the right direction.

Re: How does one find legitimate online degrees?

[(Anonymous)]

Have you considered a community college? They're more likely to offer flexible schedules because they often cater to people who also have day jobs.

Re: How does one find legitimate online degrees?

[shortysc22]

Check out your state university and community colleges. If you're serious about it, research a little and schedule an appointment with an advisor in your field to see what would work with your schedule and if it's flexible. Community college will probably be the cheapest and then you can transfer the credits to the state university.

Best of luck!