Does anyone have experience with south university? I am considering an online graduate program. Good school?
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Is it a good school?  Let's put it this way -- US News & World Reports doesn't even bothering ranking it.\n\nIt is not selective.  And it awards lots of online degrees, which employers will not take seriously.
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SCAD is a wonderful school. I am a freshman and major in Film and TV. You should really look into this school. I recommend taking a tour of the school. All the departments at the school are great.
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Being a graduate of UM I would say it a great school. High standards though.
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Not at all, University of Phoenix is regarded as a very good learning institution, they just get a bad rep from the advertising.  It is actually expensive to take courses from them and they have the same accredidation as state universities.  Most people today are getting thier Masters from Schools like UoP.  It is funny most people will choose a different school because UoP prices are very expensive.
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I don't know a lot about the programs.  I do have some friends who have went there for BS and Masters programs and they loved it.  \n\nNot too much help but these guys loved it so maybe that will help some
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Our univeristy has a great program.  Take a look at their website!  They are one of the most reasonable in MO.
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As you may have heard, GA Southern is stereotypically a "party school." Don't get me wrong, you should be ok going to either choice, but in my opinion, State will be able to provide you with a better education. There are more resources available there and there are many different types of people.
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I am just now getting out of Portland State University.\n\nI would highly recommend going anywhere else.  Although, they just got a brand new building and they are getting some new staff so they might turn out being ok.   They weren't reallly all that bad, just frusturating at times.\n\nI would suggest that you go to the universities that you are considering while they are still in session.  You need to be able to look around for a few things:\n\n1. Try to meet some of the instructors\n2. Watch instructors interact with students if at all possible.\n3. See if there are groups of students working together on stuff \n\nIf you go to an open house day you may get a little bit of an idea what the program is about, but everyone will be on their best behavior so you may not get as good of an idea.\n\nGood Luck.  You'll do fine wherever you choose.
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As a CA native, born and raised......all are good schools that you mentioned. USC is great, but the location it is in can be described as " Ghetto " and it's in a really bad part of the Los Angeles Community. Although that has nothing to do with the school itself. \n\nBerkley is great and would be a good choice! UCSB is good, I had some friends that went there but it isnt better than Berkley or USC.
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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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I would check Southern Methodist University.  I believe they offer what you are looking for.
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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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I went there and really enjoyed it.  I actually did not complete the AA course.  I decided to go into teaching grade school and Axia does not provide me with the right education for this, so I am switching to WGU online, which is a fully accredited teaching university.  \n\nHad I decided to stick with my business degree, I would have continued with Axia.  They are associated with UOP online, and I think you would need to go there first anyway.  The teachers were excellent and the program was user-friendly.  I got all A's.  If I hadn't decided to go to Axia, then I never would have decided to get my BA in education, so I'm glad I went!!
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I graduated from there. It is a BIG school with an amazing selection of excellent degree programs. I suggest you live in the dorms to start off -- you have to find a community there or you'll go a little nuts.
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I've take several classes from University of Phoenix, and they were very good. I did this as a graduate student though.  While you'll get the same info online, I really think it is important to go to college with people.  You network, make connections, and meet people that could help you out later.
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I am going for a graphic design degree at Mt. Sierra and love it. I have a BA already from an on campus school and I have had a better experience with the online classes. About.com has some great information on distance learning and I would highly recommend doing research first and asking a lot of questions. About.com has a great suggestion list of questions to ask an admissions representative. It helped me immensely and I am 100% convinced I made the right decision.\n\nGood luck :-)
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If it's Bellevue University in Nebraska, I'd have to recommend against it. I live in the Omaha/Bellevue area, and I know Bellevue isn't a very reputable program compared to the others you listed. University of Nebraska-Omaha does have a Masters in Management Information Systems. (not sure that's the same program you're looking for.) They may be a bit more credible than Bellevue, if you're looking for programs in this region, but again, probably not as credible as some of those others. UNOmaha's website is http://www.unomaha.edu