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Distance Learning Programs
Education and learning is a never-ending process with diverse approaches. One can achieve education through various full time courses, distance learning programs and corresponding courses. Distance learning program is the most demanding approach towards education that can achieved without any break in the career.
Distance learning is popularly known as open education and is defined as a way of learning from remote location and flexible time. This kind of learning is attributed with various features like electronic classrooms, computer aided instructions and audio-visual communications.
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Colleges Degrees For Working Parents – Tips For Balancing Your Work, Home, and School Life
Time never seems to be on your side! You can barely make time to do all the extras after talking care of the kids. You don’t know where the time goes and now you have to entertain the idea of returning to school or completing your college degree.
Finances are an issue now adding a tuition check to each month’s budget does not seem like an option. What do you do? The US Census Bureau reports that about 20% of American families are single-parent households, and in most case the breadwinner is a mother. In addition 95% of the single parents make less than $75,000 a year in income. So, for many going back to school without some form of financial aid is not an option.
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Online Bachelor Degree: Lower Unemployment and Higher Pay
According to the U.S. Department of Labor, unemployment rates fall and earnings rise for people who have more education. Not exactly rocket science — but if you’re a high school graduate working a 40-hour week, getting a bachelor’s degree may seem nearly impossible. Work, family and financial obligations don’t leave much time to attend a college or university full time. But a phenomenon called distance learning now makes it possible to pursue an online bachelor degree from the comfort of your own home.
In a nutshell, dozens of accredited colleges and universities now offer online bachelor degree programs that require students to spend little or no time on campus. The nation’s largest accredited private university, the University of Phoenix, offers online bachelor degree programs in business, technology, health care, education, and social and behavioral science. According to the
latest figures (2002) from the Department of Education website, the University of Phoenix had more than 107,000 students enrolled in a variety of classroom and online programs. Read the rest of this entry »
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