Miyamiwalles

Is getting a degree in education frowned upon by employers? Is it hard to find a job? I am taking a course online and it is harder then the brick and mortar school. Anybody that has an online degree please let me know.

soccer_guy472

Well, they usually do treat people from University of Phoenix or other well known online schools different..

If you're taking online classes at...NYU for example, they'll never know. It will look like an NYU diploma.

pighepoll

hi,
First I would point out that some employers actually partner with major universities to offer on-line programs to their employees. This generally happens in engineering. If these employers are willing to invest their own money into it, there must be something to on-line education. But in these cases we are talking about high quality, graduate level online education, from universities with very strong on campus programs.here i will give you links for online education.
education online
Online education college degree

victornil

I have same situation like you but before 6 months but really
i have found good resources for california accredited schools
and my sister who is currently taking degree online and
she has got information from Texas colleges.

I hope you have got your answer.
California(Ca) Accredited Schools,Colleges,Universities | California Colleges and Universities | Nursing schools in California | Massage therapy schoo
All the Information About Texas Colleges and Universities | Nursing, Massage Therapy Schools in Texas | Career Texas Colleges

happymomof1

Just back from watching my sister graduate from the brick-and-mortar campus of Ashford University (www.ashford.edu). There were something like 50 on-campus students at the ceremony, and another 200 who were graduating from the on-line programs had driven and flown in from all over the country. I have no idea how many more distance graduates there were who couldn't get there in person.

For those needing a place to transfer to for a BA or BS, Ashford accepts up to 90 (yes, ninety) semester hours of credit. Depending on your major field, and previous studies and CLEP, etc. credits, you could be done in about a year.

Make certain that the program you enroll in has regional accreditation, and it should be fully equivalent to an "on-campus" degree.

Wishing you all the best.