I agree, there are only two ways to increase profits, cut costs or raise prices, I'm betting there will be a combination of both.

It looks as if India is looking at distance education as a way to cope with a severe teacher shortage.  They will utilize technology to increase teacher accessibility, probably in much the same way we use distance education here in the U.S.  One has to speculate however if they will be soliciting any instructors from abroad, such as the ...

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Ishq, in my opinion going back to school may not be right for you then.  There is no "easy way out" and going to school online is anything but a shortcut.  Why exactly do you need the degree?  How many hours a week do you think you can dedicate to the effort?  You should count on at least 10 to 12 hours a week per ...

Even still, the leveling course gives you an inside look at the quantitative courses before taking the full blown thing.  But if you are confident in your skill set, by all means save the $1,500 and 6 weeks and just go for it.

Superior according to who and for who?  For some Kaplan or UofP is the best option for their particular circumstance.  Otherwise, there'd just be one really big school to meet the needs of all instead of thousands.

I agree with Steve, spend some time deciding on what you want to do before spending the time and money on a degree/certificate program.

It is worth noting however that some Harvard alumni and indeed student and faculty do mark the difference between the extension school and the rest of the university.  I read an article and response editorial in one of their school magazine/newspapers regarding the HES and it seems to be something of a controversial subject even to those on ...

I'm not sure what a "Center of Excellence" is but I wouldn't take it as an official endorsement, especially since last I checked the FBI didn't even hire CJ majors unless they had specialized accounting or information technology skills, etc.  As for the NSA?  They're military so I couldn't say.  ...

I believe I’ve written a post similar to this in the past but I’ve been asked to write on this again.  A reader noted that in my blog and often in the forums I write about education being just one facet of the overall makeup of someone to be hired or potentially hired for a job.  I was asked what are some areas people can ...

Recently I was talking to a friend of mine who likened his job to “mortgaging my life away in exchange for a paycheck”.  He hates his job, doesn’t have any heart for what he does for a living and basically only goes to work so that he can get a paycheck to pay the rent, provide for his family and maybe for a few hours during ...

I did an AS at Ashworth and for the money it was a worthwhile investment.  My experience did not reflect the best customer service I've ever seen but then again, it cost me less than even a community college once you include books.

It’s that time again, that time that every student dreads or at least should dread, time to order books.  The thing I don’t like about ordering books is of course paying so much for something that just doesn’t seem worth it and of course there’s the dreaded resale value, talk about taking a beating.  For those who ...

Gary, I assume you're talking about Bellevue, but which program specifically?

I pretty much agree with Steve 100% on this.  If WSU suits your needs and desires more power to you.

I earned an MBA and I don't make six figures, but I do earn more money than I did before earning an MBA.  That being said Steve is right, there are a ton of facets to earning more money not the least of which is you actual skill level at the end of your MBA program.  For example, an MBA grad from U of Penn that cannot do simple ...