Can you trust on online education?
By velentina
@velentina (891)
Mauritius
May 16, 2010 9:00am CST
There have been many websites which give online education. Some students who work and do not have time to go to a university would like to join an online education websites. Can anyone trust an online education and enroll for it?
6 responses
@alocure (370)
• United States
16 May 10
No i don't trust alot of online educations the only online education i would trust is if its from a 4 yr school or community college and take there classes online. Other than that no, because i got riped out of alot of money from a school am not going to site here, and my friends did too. My other friend just got ripped from a famous school everyone wants to attend online. I don't trust them because some people don't accept online degrees. i say if you have to take online schools go for it but ONLY THE ONE'S FROM FOUR YEAR COLLEGES AND COMMUNITY COLLEGES! and if from just an ordinary online school than investigate but sometimes that wont work out as planned.. Hope this helps, happy mylotting!
@velentina (891)
• Mauritius
16 May 10
In my country online education is not accepted. So even if we trust one we cannot apply. Thanks for your reply.
@Blondie2222 (28611)
• United States
16 May 10
Yes I trust online education. Right now im enrolled in University Of Phoenix and I live in New York. Many people I work with our attending this college and getting their degrees. My friend just recently got her masters degree threw this college. I guess just do the research correctly and you will find the college you know is 100% accurate. But I haven't had any problems with this school since I have enrolled.
@velentina (891)
• Mauritius
16 May 10
That's nice. I too wanted to do my masters. I hope this university is recognised in my country. Thanks for sharing.
@max1950 (2306)
• United States
16 May 10
What I've found out by watching my friend taking online classes is that the professors are just as tough online as they are in a classroom, maybe even tougher. but i think if your starting a new subject never before tried a classroom on hands approach maybe the best way to go, it's all according what your time schedule. But as with anything online they must be checked out throughly before enrolling.
@dweebs_8000_j (885)
• Philippines
18 May 10
I am very eager to try online- Master's degree, wish me all the luck...
@dependent (131)
• China
16 May 10
i trust is really,actually ,i am on the free online course (MIT open course)
even i am not the student of mit but i can enjoy the same education with those students
that is nice
@Jules01 (131)
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16 May 10
There are many Universities and Colleges offering online or distance learning. If you are going to pay then look at the colleges and universities. Then look at the courses they offer online. It's not cheap but at least you know that they work to a certain standard and they won't just take your money.
I'm currently studying online with a well known Uni. The content is very good. I can recommend studying online.
