anybody knows of schools/ university that offer part time Phds (at least through the years of the coursework)?
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A whole bunch do. Schools tend to understand that a lot of PhD candidates are also working, so they offer night curriculum, or a part-time arrangement. Just as often, though, schools leave it up to specific departments as to how PhD candidacy gets handled. So you may just want to look into the department for whatever subject you're interested in, maybe email the director of graduate studies and ask what kind of arrangements have been made in the past. Many departments will be accomodating.
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Oh my... <sigh> First, do you have a bachelor and masters degree?  If not, forget it.  Second, many schools will admit you for free for the PhD; however, you have to teach for them.  You should investigate this with individual schools.
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Try Penn-State, they offer a few on-line MS and PhD degrees.\nhttp://itss229.ed.psu.edu/k-12/edpgs/su96/ece/dap1.html\nhttp://www.worldcampus.psu.edu/degrees.shtml\nhttp://www.libraries.psu.edu/ebsl/curri/early.htm\nhttp://www.gwctc.commnet.edu/earlychild.html\n\nAll the best along your journey to accomplishing your goals.
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There are alot of collages and universities, so it would depend on where you wanted to go, and for what.  If you want to go for your phd, then you would have to reseach what collage or university would be the best for you.  It takes about 8 years to get your phd, most collages require that you have your masters first.
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U of Arizona is one school that offers a Master's degree.  See:\n\nhttp://www.ed.arizona.edu/vi/oandm/Fulltime.htm
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Try here? http://www.graduates.com/
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I'm working on my second PhD right now and really enjoy it.  Depending on what kind of PhD you want, there a quite a few online options now.\n\nBut overall, grad school in the states is like no where else on the planet.  We can't build a car, make our own Wal-Mart merchandise or answer our own Customer Service calls – but man can we ever give you a proper education!\n\nWhere are you planning on going?  What are you planning on working for?  Why the states?
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depends on what kind phd maybe 4 years.
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Not all part-time degrees are not being recognised.\n\nIt is not whether it is full time or part time, but what is the course and from which university. \n\nNot all degrees from all universities are recognised.
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No regionally accredited universities do this.   This is because a doctoral program requires close mentoring, and a community of peers.  History research requires archival familiarity, and this certainly cannot be acquired from the comfort of one's living room.  \n\nBottom line: Doctoral-level studies cannot be replicated, or even approximated, online.   \n\nAny institution that claims to be able to do this is fleecing students, because such a degree would never be accepted in academic circles.
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Harvard is one.and there's suny brook .try them
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Well, you could look at Kaplan University or Pierce College.  Then there is a place called Drexel...Anyway, good luck on it and as a freind once told me...Uraahh!
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the college or university you are going to will have some listed ...typically by field....also do a search on the web!
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Online PhDs? Unless it's in computer science from Carnegie Mellon, I wouldn't bother. But online Master's? There are some from some reputable universities (U Phoenix NOT being one of them), most usually in business or computers. So, what do you hope to major in?\n\nSome examples of reputable schools that offer some Master's degrees online include:\n\nNYU\nUMass Amherst\nRensselaer Polytechnic Institute\nCarnegie Mellon\nDuke University\nUniversity of Indiana\nUniversity of Maryland\nThe New School for Social Research
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are u limited to Bangalore? Why not try some central universities in south....more so, if u plan to do Ph D later on.
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I would really be careful on this. Some schools don't grant one - and many won't admit you on this basis. Consider that a PhD student is expensive on the institution in terms of time for the faculty and funding for the support of the student. If you do quit after 2 years, you'll have an A.M. instead of an M.A., and this is looked on scornfully in some parts of the profession.\n\nWhy would you quit after 2 years? If you aren't certain whether you can tackle the workload, it may be helpful to attend a summer prep course - Duke and Colorado offer these very intensive workshops to ready undergrads for graduate study. If you aren't certain whether you'd like a PhD, enter an MA or MS program instead at schools such as one of these:\n\nU of Missouri - St. Louis\nU of Missouri - Columbia (check the double Master's in econ/math or econ/stat)\nTufts University\nU of Illinois - Chicago\n\nMany top PhD programs do not offer a separate Master's simply because there is a large distance between the intention of the Master's (professional work and applied analysis) and the PhD (theoretical, high-level research and teaching).\n\nGood luck
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your best bet will be to look firstly at local colleges but please remember nvqs are long courses that are designed to be done generally while you are working