Do Employers Take Online Educations Seriously?
It's one of the fastest growing trends in higher education: getting a degree on line. But can you land a good job with a diploma from a virtual school?
Audrey Lawrence is working on her bachelor's degrees. She's doing it in the privacy of her own home sitting at her computer. "It's a great alternative and it's the only alternative for me," says Audrey.
That's because with her full time job and lots of overtime, Audrey has trouble getting to classes at a traditional campus. Now, she sets her own schedule. She tells us, "As long as you log in before midnight, you're okay for attendance for that day."
Audrey is one of 300,000 students getting their education completely online. The numbers are growing every day. But do employers take these degrees seriously?...
Read also Assessing Consumer Attitudes toward Online Education
Audrey Lawrence is working on her bachelor's degrees. She's doing it in the privacy of her own home sitting at her computer. "It's a great alternative and it's the only alternative for me," says Audrey.
That's because with her full time job and lots of overtime, Audrey has trouble getting to classes at a traditional campus. Now, she sets her own schedule. She tells us, "As long as you log in before midnight, you're okay for attendance for that day."
Audrey is one of 300,000 students getting their education completely online. The numbers are growing every day. But do employers take these degrees seriously?...
Read also Assessing Consumer Attitudes toward Online Education
posted by Marcin Dabrowski at poniedziałek, listopada 28, 2005
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