Congrats to your new addition

I am a lot late .No credits,associate or bachelor's degree issued  and only teaching myself with no meaning to an employer .I am sorry not interested.  

There are some subjects best not online, a foreign language is one of them .I tried an online course for a language it was impossible . I perfer a  B& M classroom over a computer anyday to learn any language .

I hope this is a positive move for PF and maybe they will seek regional accrediation once again .It would give PF alittle more credibility in the transfer in credits .In some people's eyes . I am certainly hoping for all postive outcomes with the Princeton Review purchase .Is there a Princeton College ,know about PU ? 

Say What ???? I would hope software has a learning effect on students .You need to clarify what you meant cause I have no clue .

Maybe  a  schloarahip or go to a career center and ask about payment options for schools .As for PF no FASFA that I know of .

I wish you luck in your studies .I will keep you in my prayers . I am trying to get a  GED  13 years later, so yeah it's rough when you have been out of school for so long .Keep this in mind it will be worth in the end . You may qualify for a new job or transfer the credits to a 4 year school if you wish. 

If I were 18 again ,I would have wised up to education, rather to be stuck getting a GED so many years down the road ...There are so many things that I would do over again if I had the chance this is one .

Regional accrediation is one top thing for me as for degree programs .How about something in the liberal arts ? Or Bachelor of Retail Management ,another possible is Psychology .

I might consider it .You  have given sound advice and are quite often right I have found .Keep up the goog work .

If you haven't graduated from college yet you can apply the credits to any school online or land based if the courseses meet the school's requirement .

Try Penn Foster  they have a cooking class and a gourmet cooking class certificate as well as courses on fashion.

tcord1964:Will a degree itself get you a job?  Maybe. Will job skills alone get you a decent-paying job?  Maybe.  I have always said that it is better to have the degree and not need it than to need the degree and not have it.  I have always been in the latter category.  I was always able to get jobs based upon my ...

Am in working with BPO from last one year. now looking up for a change but in BPO only.   I am going to second the chant ,what are you talking about ?  

I would go with MSU it is cheaper than KAplan .

Thanks I just wanted some other opinions .I want the college degree and it is something that I have wanted since I didn't graduate high school 10 plus years ago .It's now or never for me .A college degree is in my future .I will update when I get my GED .

I could not hesitate to make a comment or to register with this name .

Some people DO CARE if the degree IS earned online or on a campus .I wil be willing to bet 90 percent do care where it was earned  and 10 percent don't care . 

As others have pointed out this is a distance learning forum,not a job hunting site if you need a job .You will need to keep looking .I am in the same boat and still looking .

Right now I am working on getting my GED .I am not sure what I will do after that or where I will go .I have been having something of a debate with the US economy in the tank .I have family members telling me from opposite ends of the country that college degree holders are putting in applications in at fast food chains for cash jobs.Cause they ...

Penn Foster College is a go at your own pace and they offer a business degree and as far as money goes thy are cheap.I wish you the best  in what ever you choose .