Author play_arrow rebecca genter

In the past two decades, online learning has become commonplace in higher education. Toward the end of the 20th Century when online learning was just beginning, it was considered less than favorable compared to traditional on-campus learning. That is no longer the case.More and more learners enroll in online education because of the flexibility that . . .

Online associate degrees are two-year, lower-division undergrad programs that use internet classrooms to prepare for the workforce or launch bachelor's transfers. Earning an associate online is an attractive option for high school grads or GED recipients. First, Rasmussen University found an associate degree makes you eligible for 134 percent more postings or over 6.3 million . . .

Higher education costs money that most students don't have out-of-pocket. In the United States, the average undergraduate tuition charges $21,003 per year. Prices rise even higher at private, nonprofit universities where the average annual bill is $35,987. That's why 85 percent of full-time students at four-year colleges rely on financial aid. The U.S. Department of . . .

Waving a wand to make PhD magically appear after your name isn't possible; however, online universities are making it easier to finish doctoral courses in a busy work schedule. Online PhD programs welcome advanced scholars into virtual classrooms to discuss their topics of expertise and share their individual research findings. A Doctor of Philosophy is . . .

You'll likely knee-deep in the confusing choice of where to study and are tempted by talks of the easiest, accredited online colleges. It's human nature to want to finish tasks as easily and quickly as possible. Especially when that task is a degree that can greatly uplift your résumé. After all, the Washington Post reported . . .