I'm 1 class away from completing my degree. Are there any online schools that would let me take just 1 class?
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the planes do, theres the economy class, the first class etc.
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Dude, getting a degree Online is AWESOME!!! IMO, its the only way to go... I've been living it up for about 3 seasons now, wreckin the gnar-gnar pow-pow cause' I'm gettin an online degree. There is a lot of sites out there that can help you find what you need. I'd recommend goin for a online business program of some sorts. Check out this page its got some descriptions of http://motiveeducation.com/categories.info.php?cat_id=11
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Take as many online courses as you can in the beginning and once those run out (assuming that you are attending a campus-based university), try to set a school schedule that will not interfere with your job.  My best friend has been able to do this for several years now, and she is actually 2 years away from receiving her doctorate in psychology.  My boyfriend is doing the same thing.  He works as a full-time lab tech and is studying chemical engineering.  It will be hard, but you can do it.
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Right now I am attending college.  Most colleges these days will offer On-line classes. I am currently taking 2 on campus and 2 online.. they are all offered from the school.  They use a site called Blackboard, and WebCT. Businesses will look at the overall picture.  A friend of mine got a degree from Harvard ONLINE and he's got job offers going out the wazoo!
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You can't get one totally on line...they want to meet you face-to-face at least a few times during your coursework, and you have to do practicums and your practice teaching at a school site. However, many universities offer a substantial portion of their textbook-type coursework online. Check with one near you, or look at one like the University of Phoenix...but be careful to be sure the ones you look at are legit. You don't want a "degree" that's useless when you go to get hired!
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I would recommend in-class and on-line classes. You have to be really disciplined for on-line courses. I usually take 2 or 3 in-class and 1 or 2 online per semester.
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An online school?  Not likely.  Most of those programs are proprietary, meaning "for profit".  Often online programs aren't accredited.  Some schools have such lousy reputations that you'd be better off not having the school on your resume at all rather than naming a degree from them.  Thouroughly investigate any school you are thinking about and before investing one dime, call a few respected employers you'd like to work for and ask them what they think of the school you are thinking of attending and what they would recommnend in terms of schooling.\n\nSome state universities are offering their programs online--go with a state school over a fly-by-night internet only school.
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Many community colleges, trade schools and universities offer distance learning courses that can be completed at home.  Many programs take as little as four months to complete and are extremely inexpensive.  \n\nI hope this helps!
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stay away from online colleges if you can.  Almost all of them are proprietary schools (for profit).  Look at state universities, many of them are offering online options and it'd be the same state tuition.
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Try http://www.sessions.edu .\n\nThat is the only trusted online school that I'm aware of.\n\nGood Luck!
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well you could get a tutor take online classes mabye
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If you're taking the online class through the community college, you should have no problem transferring the credits just like a normal class. \n\n4 year universities might have different policies for transferring units from "online-only" universities, trade schools, or for-profit universities.\n\nBut yes, online classes require a lot of self-discipline and a *lot* of reading, writing, and independent learning. If that works for you, go for it!
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You should really consider taking the continuning education  GED course at your local community college.  It is normally only a 12 week program and you will have the benefit of an instructor assisting you.  If you are like me and have been out of school for a long time  you will need the  one on one time. \n\nOnce you get the GED out of the way then you can do online courses for your degree.   \n\nI know it hard to take the time to go to class being a single mom myself but please try to make that scarifice.  those 12 week can open the door to a brand new future for you and your kids.
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you could try finding a online school that you could attend. that your credit for the class you have taken already will carry over. you can get financial aid for online class. I myself attend Kaplan Universtiy online. I received financial aid to attend.  I am due to graduate in 2008 0r 2010.
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easy, just one. study physical therapy in a university/ college.
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I also applied to an online college (AIU Online). It seemed ok at first but they were not very helpful and gave me false information. This is why I opted out, however, it was after I had received a pell grant. If you are having doubts, change your mind. Online colleges are ok for if you need to complete a simple course toward your degree. But simply getting your degree strictly from an online university isn't the way to go. Unfortunately, I found out almost too late. Good luck!
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Check with the Santa Barbara Community College (SBCC).  They can give you a list of universities that offer distance learning in the area.  I think La Verne and Chapman offer BA courses there. (No BS course though.)\n\nIf its a matter of you having to many units for the UC try a CSU.  They're kinder to transfer students.