Online Classes

[jasonluckydog]

thx

you're welcome

[The Saltman]

online takes a lot of devotion. i always made A's and B's at UNCC and GTCC unless it was a summer or online class. then it was a C almost always. it lacks a lot.

if you can do live classes, even one a semester, that is the way to go. you'll learn more, and have a better experience.

I dont have the time to go and take courses. online really is the only way to go for me at this stage of my life.

[The Saltman]

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=cheap+online+college+courses

thanx I found a good one actually

[pstall]

salt you are in atl right? ga state should be good for this.

[Hawk]

hooked on phonics

think they'll deliver it right to your door

[joemac]

Look at Park University....they are based somewhere in Missouri. I did the majority of my degree online with them.

[ladypanther]

thanx I found a good one actually

What did you find?

[SgtJoo]

Doesn't UNC have an Architectural program... and an Engineering program... and online classes?

Something someone named Andrew could look up...

[ItsNotGonnaBeAlright]

Not sure how good you are at learning math on you're own, but I'm terrible at it. I had a lot of trouble making it through online math courses. Wound up having to retake two of them in person. So you've gotta factor in your own strengths and weaknesses.

Beyond that, strictly online colleges are generally far more expensive than most brick and mortar schools that offer online components because I'm not aware of any strictly online school that is subsidized by the government for its operating costs.

[neverlosethefeeling]

Check out University of Maryland-University College. They're almost exclusively online. I don't know too much about it other than the fact that my mom is a director of one of the graduate programs. If ur interested I could ask her some questions.

[Wither]

I suspect they're all expensive just like brick and mortar schools.

They (online colleges) are very expensive.

[The Saltman]

What did you find?

its called western governors univ. Just like univ of pheonix but accredited. They charge per term tho so much cheaper and i can get a bachelors in accounting a strength of mine.

[brian032]

Most in-state universities and colleges have online classes nowadays. They're cheaper and on rare occasions you may have to visit campus for an exam; though that rarely happens.

[BMorgan]

My wife just finished her business degree through East Carolina University and their distance education program. Like you, with work and kids, she didn't have time for on campus classes. She did have to go to our local community college for the proctored exams, but scheduled them for after work.

ECU classes were the same per credit hour as actual on campus classes (In-state tuition), you just don't have all of the other fees. I would see if UGA has a distance education programs.