Question by tessasmomy: What is a good online business school?
I have 3 young children and want to go back to school. Spending alot of time in a classroom is difficult as I would have to have multiple babysitters.
Does anyone have a recommendation for a good, Online, business school?
Katie P, Sylvan Learning Center is a tutoring place for children.
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Sure. Look up state colleges that have on-line degree programs. FORGET those private schools that offer on-line services. My employer, government, will NOT recognize degrees from on-line private schools as most are NOT recognized by my employer as an actual certified school.
Sure the on line private schools have great advertisments. But they are too expensive and not worth the money.
University of Phoenix – is recognized by many employers and the US government – it seems to be the most flexible but the most intensive program with many degree options – from business to health to education
University of Phoenix Online is one of the only “online school” I know that is recognized by many employers.
There are also many colleges and universities that are traditionally based that may offer distance education that you could look into, but those may not be exclusively online as some requirements need to be met actually in the classroom (like a lab science, for example.)
There are many, many online business programs out there. As far as recognition, people outside of the education and HR realms sometimes confuse online degrees with fraudalent or easy degrees.
1st of all, any program you enter should be regionally accredited. Regional accreditation shows that the school has passed a review process that will help ensure that your credits will transfer to other schools and that you are eligible to sit for licensing exams such as the CPA, CMA, etc.
Regional accreditation will also qualify for military and governmental guidelines. Be sure to check here before you enroll: http://www.chea.org/search/
Regionally accredited Online degrees are the same accreditation as other schools. However, online schools lack the prestige or name recognition of traditional on ground schools. For alot of military people and working adults, online degrees are the only option.
As far as choices, here are just some to looking to:
DeVry University http://www.devry.edu
Franklin University http://www.franklin.edu
Baker
Kaplan University http://www.kaplan.edu
Davenport University Online
I would avoid University of Phoenix due to the extremely high cost for no noticeable benefit.
The best choices would be U of Phoenix or Walden University. Just be sure that you are ready and motivated because they are not cheap and you want to make sure you get the most for your bucks!