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for profit or public institution for distance learning?

Posted by mbas on Mar 31st, 2010 and filed under Distance learning. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry

Not sure if I should go with a for profit school, like ITT, or a regular institution like U of Phoenix or U of Maryland for distance learning. Looking to finish what I started in Computer Science back in the day but can’t commit to a set schedule because my job isn’t flexible with the hours I work that’s why I’m considering distance learning.

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  1. Ranto says:

    First things first — University of Phoenix is not a “regular institution. ” It is a For Profit corporation.

    Second — these For Profit institutions will accept nearly anyone, are not respected by employers. The University of Phoenix is particularly bad. They were recently fined a record $9. 8MM for sleazy recruiting practices. Companies like Intel refuse to pay for their employees to take classes there, because they lack rigor. Many corporations refuse to even consider hiring graduates from these schools. The average starting salary for their graduates is ten to twenty thousand a year less than those who go to respectable schools.

    Don’t even think about getting a degree at a For Profit school.

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