are you agree with distance learning university (on line program )?
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Distance learning is the same thing as online learning. It works fine for certain subjects that require rote memorization, but it works poorly for language learning or subjects that require active communication or cognitive skills.
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yes they are my mom just finished her masters degree in nursing on line and she is graduating this summer.  You just have to check out the school to make sure that they are certified. I am taking online at home courses as well and it is just as good as going to a college except you get to do it in your own home.
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Find out if the online school is accredited.  This means that their diploma is equivalent to the standards and practices of real time universities.\n\nMany universities offer online courses, I think the University of Pheonix offers degrees online, but I could be mistaken\n\nGood luck!
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I am currently taking online courses and I think that the program is absolutely wonderful.  I am obtaining my Bachelor's degree in Science/Criminal Justice and I feel as though completing online courses are much better than going to an actual campus.  There are ways that you can find out by searching online...you can use these keywords:  "online education"  OR  "online degree programs".
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u can do it frm distance learning, it wont cost u much.....nd simultaneously u can go for a job....it will be benefecial for u....
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Distance education usually means courses that are taken online from a distant location. A "regular" education requires you to physically attend classes.
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Athabasca University in Canada offers many programs in distance learning.  There are many others.
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Some are just as good as any other.  If from a quality university then it will have value.  It is better to attend class but if you can;t then on line is a good way to go.  Be sure to know about the university offering the course.  There are some out there that are nothing but scams so beware.
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Hello Tiffany,\n\nI had my doubts about going but once I completed my AA I felt more confident about the online programs... It is a lot harder than a campus because you have to go at your on pace but stay focus and you will go far!\n\nJAM
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Athabasca University in Alberta, Canada specializes in distance education and offers full degree programs on-line.  I've attached the website.
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I wouldn't recommend it. You need clinical experience and supervision that you cannot get from on-line classes, and the motivation and counseling just ren't there.
785010
I have been advising college students for 7 years now. Most of the students think that distance learning classes (Internet and television courses) are easier because you can do them when it is convenient to you. Most of the people that think this will not do well in the classes. It is hard to say that on-line courses are good or bad. Like any class the content and flow of the class will change depending on the instructor. However, in general your learning style and motivation play the biggest role in deciding if on-line courses are for you. To be successful you must be able to schedule your time well, be completely responsible for your own learning, and spend several hours a week on the class. You will not have the structure of a classroom to keep you on track. Many online classes require you to post a certain number of times per week on a discussion board. This means you can't procrastinate. Finally, check with the college you are interested in taking the classes with. Often they have sample syllabi so you can see the requirements. You may also want to email the instructor and ask them what they expect from their on-line students. Most colleges now have advisers assigned to work with distance learners. If your college has one you should make an appointment to discuss your concerns.
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From what I've been seeing and hearing from University Professors, On line degrees are not seen the same way as "regular school" degrees.  However, it all depends on:\n1)  what job you are trying to get and\n2)  who is hiring you.\n\nSome things you just can't learn on line (like becoming a Doctor of Medicine), so you have to make sure that your on line program is credited to give you a degree in whatever it is that you want to do.\n\nCertain companies don't care where you got the degree as long as you have it, while others are more picky, so you should try to find out from your current or possible employers whether getting an online degree would give you benefits at work (promotions, raise, etc.).
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Mediocre. I feel that online schools take away  from the experience of being in a live college environment. Although the at home convenience may be helpful and beneficial to others, i think that everyone should participate from a college campus. However i believe the education offered is the same. Also i do believe that you learning may be easier when in the classroom setting.
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If you are talking about degree-level, try The Open University. I used to refer to their course material in the university library when I was at university and found it very easy to understand and well written.\n\nLearn Direct has a good reputation for distance learning at all levels.
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An on-line doctorate program?  Really?  Uh,  this is  most likely a scam.
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The best one that I know of is Athabasca University in Alberta, Canada.  It has been offering programs by distance for over 30 years, so it is well recognized and well established.  Here is their site.