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I want a couple different bachelor’s degrees, and I was wondering if online college degrees (like the university of phoenix) are treated the same when applying for a job? Because with working a full time job, and already going to school full time, I don’t have time for anymore on campus classes, so an online school sounds tempting for one of the degrees I want. Did I lose everyone already?

Your degree will not state whether your classes where taken one way or the other. It will simply have the name of the university/college.

There are a bunch of traditional schools that offer courses online. Maybe looking at a community college or small school to save on costs may help. The key is to find a program that is fully accredited. Distance Learning Alliance has a list of these traditional online schools. Look at that if you are truly concerned with the name of the school. Good luck on your search!

Check out: http://www.distancelearningalliance.com

Anna finished her online degree at University of Phoenix while maintaining her responsibilities at work and with her family. Anna realized it is never too late to pursue your degree online. Explore online degree options at University of Phoenix at http://www.phoenix.edu/information/degree-business.aspx

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I see alot of jobs posted online that states that either you need a bachelors degree, or a paralegal certificate. But when I search online for aba approved paralegal certificate programs, most of them say that you need a Bachelors degree or 60 college credits. Thanks

From the US Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Most entrants have an associate degree in paralegal studies, or a bachelor’s degree coupled with a certificate in paralegal studies.

Check local community colleges or accredited business schools in your area to see if they offer an associates in paralegal studies.

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(1) I intend to stay in the healthcare finance industry. Which graduate degree will be more beneficial for my career development (and possibly higher income) — getting a master’s (in public health) or MBA?

(2) For my undergrad degree, I graduated from a top national college. There are more nationally reputable online master’s programs than online MBA programs. Is it better to have the "name" than the type of graduate degree (MBA vs MPH)?

The MBA gives you the biggest bang for the buck. In other words, you get the most money back for every dollar you spend on a MBA. So, a MBA is more valuable that a regular Master’s degree.

If you’re going to get a MBA, you should definitely go to a top college. As far as online degrees go, a lot of employers do not respect them. I would stay away from online universities – unless it was backed by a top university (e.g. – NYU Online, UPenn Wharton Online courses, etc.)

I have a Masters already from a regular college, but i’m considering getting a degree in another subject , perhaps even a PHd. Will an online degree get laughed at by potential employers?

Online programs continue to grow in popularity and acceptance. Many of the finest campus programs have begun offering degrees online because of the advantages they offer. Additionally most programs do not indicate whether your degree was earned online or on campus. That being said not all schools are the same. Just as how some campus programs are not viewed favorably by potential employers same thing goes for online schools. I would recommend contacting a number of schools to see which one is the best fit for you and has the best reputation. I would also make sure that any school you are considering is accredited. I did a search for accredited online degrees and this site seems to have good information and some schools to check out that offer masters degrees, graduate certificate programs and phd degrees. Good luck.

http://www.concordia-college.net

Concordia College and University is a nationally accredited United States higher education institution legally empowered to offer university degrees for work and life experience. Its working since 1999 and is nationally accredited by NAcHED (National Academic Higher Education Agency in Washington DC) and by several Government Departments of Education worldwide.

Concordia College and University is ociated with the Technology Center Institute, accredited by the State of Tennessee Real Estate Commission.

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http://www.wgu.edu – What do you need to earn your degree online? Western Governors University. Accredited online degrees in business, healthcare, education, and information technology. Online degrees with affordable tuition and flexible schedules. Call 1-866-225-5948 or visit www.wgu.edu/whatyouneed.

Truly a university without boundaries, Western Governors University is a non-profit university founded and supported by 19 state governors to serve the needs of today’s citizens. At no other time in the history of higher education have the governors of several states joined together to create a university.

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