Earning a bachelor’s degree — in person or online — can open doors when it comes to employment opportunities. According to the National Center for Education Statistics, the employment rate…
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In the job market, there are those careers that are tried and true, reliable occupations (fields like accounting and criminal justice can never have enough trained professionals), and there are…
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When deciding to pursue an online degree, students wonder are online degrees respected by employers. Most students are interested in pursuing a degree in order to obtain a better position…
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While online education offers students the opportunity to study from anywhere in the world, many students still choose an online program with a campus located close to home. Cost is a…
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The structure of online degree programs varies. That’s why prospective students must research a program thoroughly to ensure that it meets their needs. In general, however, online courses require students…
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1. Conduct research and note important deadlines: When it comes to applying to an online college, there are multiple deadlines for prospective students to consider. It’s important to note deadlines for…
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Beware of “diploma mills,” which award illegitimate degrees to students on the internet. Among the most important steps a prospective student can take is to ensure an online degree program…
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When exploring programs of interest, a prospective student may encounter for-profit and nonprofit schools. Students may perceive for-profit online colleges as a more financially risky option, but experts recommend taking…
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According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, many of the fastest-growing occupations in 2018 were in health care and related industries. That’s good news for online students, as programs at…
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An online bachelor’s degree normally costs tens of thousands of dollars in tuition alone. As such, cost is one of the most important factors when choosing between different undergraduate programs.…