We want to serve you better ... tell us what information you need to help you choose an online college or university that's right for you.

THANKS!
 

I would like to have a comparison tool, so that I can compare schools side-to-side on a list of factors.  Some of those factors include things like (and this is not comprehensive):

1- tuition

2- federal student aid available

3- synchronous versus asynchronous

4- on campus requirement

5- Average number of students per professor

6- 24/7 tech support

7- Semester schedule v. rolling week schedule v. at my pace

8-  Credits accepted/transferrable elsewhere

9- Accreditation

10-  Military service discount

etc, etc 

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Capt. Kangaroo
- fifty years, no promotions. *sigh*

CaptainKangaroo:

I would like to have a comparison tool, so that I can compare schools side-to-side on a list of factors.

That's a great idea!  "Credits accepted/transferrable elsewhere" might be tough, though, since acceptance of credit is individual to each school.  What they'll accept could be done, but transferable elsewhere would have to be covered under explanations of the different types of accreditation.

-=Steve=-

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B.S., Info Sys, Charter Oak State College
M.A., Educational Tech Leadership, George Washington University
Doctor of Health Education, A.T. Still University, in progress

Didnt Captain Kangaroo go off the air?  I would like to see Mr. Green Jeans post in the forum as well.

I would love to see  individuals like you and me that have educational and family friendly sites posting them up and exchanging links.

Captain Kangaroo was on CBS for 30 years ('55-'85) then another 6 on PBS.  Mr Green Jeans (Hugh Brannum) died in '87; the Captain (Bob Keeshan) dies in '04.

A little trivia: Bob Keeshan also played 'Clarabell' on 'Howdy Doody' for five years prior to Captain Kangaroo.

It's nice to see they made a lasting impression all these many years later!   Maybe some of us will be that lucky ;-)

 

helenh:

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hi

iam padma, i wanted to do ph.d in Environmental  sciences online completely. Can u give me the list which of the acrredited universities provides this course and i want to know the range of tution fee approximately.

Hi padma - Look at the University of Tasmania, the University of Melbourne and Macquarie University.  Good luck.

 

helenh:

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hi

Thanks for ur reply, the list of universities which u gave for phd in environmental sciences located in Australia. Currently iam staying in USA . so i want list of universities in USA deals with this subject.

thank u

I would sure like to find some college, somewhere who could provide me with online LPN to

RN degree.  I'm an LPN with a full-time job and a son who is going to Jr. College (physically) this fall, but to maintain my job and family benefits, there is no way I can get to "physical" classesmyself   Having come up completely empty so far, being an LPN is turning out to be quite the dead-end job!  Please can someone point me in the right direction if indeed there is a right direction.        Thanks.    Jayne

All,

I recommend you start with the search functions under the "Online Degrees" tab at the top of the page.  When you've hit a dead end tell us how far you got, the schools you've ruled out and why, etc.  This keeps us from chasing our tail and of course allows you to explore the site some while exercising those critical research skills. 
 

Jayne:

I would sure like to find some college, somewhere who could provide me with online LPN to

RN degree.  I'm an LPN with a full-time job and a son who is going to Jr. College (physically) this fall, but to maintain my job and family benefits, there is no way I can get to "physical" classesmyself   Having come up completely empty so far, being an LPN is turning out to be quite the dead-end job!  Please can someone point me in the right direction if indeed there is a right direction.        Thanks.    Jayne

 

Jayne, I think you are looking for what is frequently referred to as a "bridge program".  There are several listed in the search function above. 

Jayne:

I would sure like to find some college, somewhere who could provide me with online LPN to RN degree.

I'm not sure that's out there.  There are RN-to-BSN programs, because RNs have completed all of the clinical aspects of study.  But even if one is already an LPN, becoming an RN involves a lot of clinical experience one just can't do remotely, doesn't it?

-=Steve=-

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B.S., Info Sys, Charter Oak State College
M.A., Educational Tech Leadership, George Washington University
Doctor of Health Education, A.T. Still University, in progress

Steve, I think you're right.  Here in Texas the local colleges have "bridge" programs, but I checked and they cannot be done online.