Good online school?

[03mustangdude]

Employer pays tuition for up to 3 PhD degrees not that I'm planning to do that many. Anyways I have some credits from tcc from 09 and I enjoyed the online classes that would give you the whole semester worth of assignments and tests that you could do at your pace.

The classes I messed up with are the ones that schedule tests or assignments and i kept forgetting about. Any online school suggestions? Don't know degree yet....

[BradM]

Call 1-800-Bartend

[03mustangdude]

^^^ they said I didn't have the qualifications needed
:-(

[BradM]

^^^ they said I didn't have the qualifications needed
:-(

That can't be right. The only qualification is having like 600 bucks.

[talisman]

That can't be right. The only qualification is having like 600 bucks.

Why not continue with TCC, or did you finish that off? I even took PE online with them. lol

[03mustangdude]

Why not continue with TCC, or did you finish that off? I even took PE online with them. lol

One of the conditions for tuition reimbursement is that it can't be a community college. Idk why

[talisman]

One of the conditions for tuition reimbursement is that it can't be a community college. Idk why

Huh, weird. UTA has online classes, but the last time I looked they were fairly sparse.

[03mustangdude]

Ya searched for University Phoenix not only is it 10x more expensive than tcc u can't transfer credits in or out

[Sean88gt]

Colorado State U. Has a decent program, although it may be limited to masters, check out csu-global.

[Ruffdaddy]

Lol sounds like you want to buy a degree then? You will never get a good program that's simply a go at your pace. If you don't have the dedication or capacity to take tests and do work on a timeline...you shouldn't have a degree.

In saying that...OSU has distance courses that will at least be understanding of a busy work schedule. You will still have timelines and such...but can be rescheduled if you have something major come up most times

[jefehbk]

Lol sounds like you want to buy a degree then? You will never get a good program that's simply a go at your pace. If you don't have the dedication or capacity to take tests and do work on a timeline...you shouldn't have a degree.

In saying that...OSU has distance courses that will at least be understanding of a busy work schedule. You will still have timelines and such...but can be rescheduled if you have something major come up most times

OSU? Oklahoma state? Ohio state? Oregon state?

[Baron Von Crowder]

Lol sounds like you want to buy a degree then? You will never get a good program that's simply a go at your pace. If you don't have the dedication or capacity to take tests and do work on a timeline...you shouldn't have a degree.

In saying that...OSU has distance courses that will at least be understanding of a busy work schedule. You will still have timelines and such...but can be rescheduled if you have something major come up most times

yes, please point me in that direction.

[Ruffdaddy]

OSU? Oklahoma state? Ohio state? Oregon state?

Okstate

[Silverback]

I went to Dallas County Community College online for my Associates and lower level stuff, then Texas A&M Commerce online for my Bachelors.

Now I'm at Texas A&M Corpus Christi online for my MBA.

The only true "at your own pace" college program is Western Governors I think.

[jefehbk]

I went to Dallas County Community College online for my Associates and lower level stuff, then Texas A&M Commerce online for my Bachelors.

Now I'm at Texas A&M Corpus Christi online for my MBA.

The only true "at your own pace" college program is Western Governors I think.

How do u feel about the learning process for online classes? What if u have questions or don't understand, what do u do?