What is the best accredited online college for active duty military personnel?
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University of Phoenix\n\nInternational accreditation.  \n\nMilitary discount.\n\nOldest.\n\nLargest.\n\nThank you for your time.
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http://map.google.com is the best online map program you can get as a civilian.  Anything better requires military clearance.
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http://www.ewoss.com \nhttp://BestOnlineDegreeSource.com \nhttp://www.about-online-degrees.com \n\nBest of luck in your educational path
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Two good choices are the Naval Academy or West Point.  Steer clear of the Air Force Academy, they just don't have much history.
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Depending on your experience, there are a few options. Look at Dyncorp. Depending on what ao you want, there are others. If you do in fact have LE or comparable military experience, investigate a company out of Moyock,NC, you'll figure it out.Good Luck.
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any accredited online school is good.  Many colleges now offer distance programs, and some offer more financial aid than others.  I can say from experience, though... internet classes are just as informative as classroom classes.  Good luck to your husband... He'll have plenty of time to get it all done.  Internet classes really try to work around your busy schedule.  I really think that is their strongest asset
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I myself just started on online college and WOW! i have a 4.0 gpa the best i have ever had, some say it is not as hard, but oh well, it will be a degree. It all really depends on how much you want to spend and if they are accredited? There are a lot of schools so just narrow it down to what you want to do and research those schools. try ctuonline, or regis university, or ? there are so many out there.\n\nctu online is a good school and they have very good customer service.(in my opinion)
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Just get them at a community college. Online schools often are not accredited ... then your units don't count, and you are out the money.
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Yes you can.  http://www.usafis.org/\n\nHowever, considering you didn't bother to find that youself on the Internet, maybe you shouldn't be coming here.\n\nIn any case, good luck.
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Always compare any educational institution with well known private colleges and with state run schools. Look at per-credit hour tuition, the course content, the instructor biographies, and the accrediting agencies from the web site. Make sure any internet based program is from an organization that compares with educational institutions which have been around for a long time. General education requirements should be the same in any Bachelor's program - that's a key comparison. Also make sure your on line institution has a physical building located someplace - not just a post office box. CTU is a legit school, but it is a proprietory school meaning it is for profit and a business. Getting an online degree from a proprietary school in an academic (rather than vocational) area can carry less credibility than a traditional education venue.
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You can check their accreditations using this webiste:\nhttp://www.chea.org/\n\nAnd try these 3 websites for online degrees:\nhttp://www.guidetoonlineschools.com/schools/?source=google_gtos_distlrn\n\nhttp://www.degreeusa.com/brands/degreeusa/schooldegreeprogram.jsp?xid=0&CID=56169&programname=null&TID=degreeUSA&SID=KE3569247&page=homePageProgram°reename=Education&nopop=1&KWID=teaching+career&mainid=2&p=schooldegreeprogram&cv=6041514160464505758..&bipv=4178575370.20480.0000&sv=6041514160464505758\n\nhttp://www.degreeusa.com/edu3.jsp?ADTBID=105801&xid=0&CID=78308&cv=6041815007299261555..&bipv=4161798154.20480.0000&sv=6041815007299261555
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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.
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go to west point, college R.O.T.C,  or O.C.S.
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The National Guard and Army Reserves will still have to do their time as a soldier.  That means that if you are enrolled in college, and have to deploy, you're college will take a back seat.  The flip side of that coin is that you will be able to take college course while you are active.  There are a variety of colleges that offer online course, there are colleges on military installations, and the Army also has E-Army learning.  The Army pays for the tuition while you are active.\n\nYou, however, have to do some soul searching to determine just what you are joining the military (part-time or full-time) for.\n\nI congratulate you on thinking about it.  Someone earlier said that you should talk to service members and don't believe everything you hear.  That's good sound advice.\n\nI wish you the best in your endeavors.
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good question, heres a site that i found and im sure there are a lot of colleges out there that will help too\nhttp://www.militaryscholar.org/\nhope that helps
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Try ClassesUSA. It provides a very large database of accredited IT training colleges and online schools.
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There are colleges online now. Check it out! Type it in the web browser, and go from there.