Posted on Oct 6, 2016
An Online Education Breakthrough? A Master’s Degree for a Mere $7,000
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This might be a way to obtain a post-graduate degree that won't break the bank and you can keep your day job.
The most interesting comment in the article says, " The traditional on-campus students in the Georgia Tech master’s program tend be young and just out college, with an average age of 24. The average age of the online students was 35. A sizable number were 45, 50 and older. Ninety percent were currently employed."
The most interesting comment in the article says, " The traditional on-campus students in the Georgia Tech master’s program tend be young and just out college, with an average age of 24. The average age of the online students was 35. A sizable number were 45, 50 and older. Ninety percent were currently employed."
An Online Education Breakthrough? A Master’s Degree for a Mere $7,000
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This specified GA Tech, a fine institution... be CAREFUL where you get your online degree, some do NOT transfer... you get what you pay for.
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I have looked at two excellent MBA programs. Penn State and Syracuse. They both are veteran friendly, and I highly recommend.
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Just about all major colleges have online programs today. Do your homework, select the college that most fills your needs and look into it. As the recent ITT thing shows, avoid for profit institutions.
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