Without a doubt, you should check into SUNY Empire State College (www.esc.edu).  They are very millitary friendly and they have 5 semesters throughout the year- they overlap.  It is possible to cycle through more credits that way.  Whatever you decide, good luck!

I understand and agree with the argument that different modes of study are better suited for different educational situations.  That said, I don't think it diminishes an argument to actually hold a concrete position on something.  Yes, statistics can be manipulated, but there's research going back to the 1920's that the mode ...

Check out Western Governors University.  www.wgu.edu They have programs that will lead to certification, although the requirements in your particular state may be different. 

I think that it only diminishes your argument when speaking in absolute terms- on either side of the fence.  Statistics can be mainpulated to prove/disprove any point. I have taken many online courses and I feel as though the ones that were administered correctly were amazing courses that I learned a great deal from.  The best ...

I took a 1 credit, online class that was all about Excel and how to use it more efficiently in data analysis.  It was, and still is, offered through the SUNY Learning Network.  It was a really good way to spend under $150 (including the book) and I feel very comfortable with my Excel knowledge after taking it.

Thank you for your blogs.  They are one of my favorites.  I really appreciate your struggles as a student and a mom.  

I like to buy them from the cheapest place possible!!  In fact, I just got a steal on a geometry text and it feels great!!!  The main reason I buy books from the college bookstore is because the course requires a special (made exclusively for the school) edition or there are components bundled together that would be too hard to track ...

I am not sure if this is exactly what you are looking for, but you might want to check this degree out: http://www.albany.edu/its/distance_learning_degree_programs.htm SUNY Albany is a really good school if it is what you are looking for.

Perhaps it would be worth looking at SUNY Empire State College (www.esc.edu).  They offer bachelor's degrees in Science, Mathematics and Technology with a concentration in Biology.  Just a thought.

Just my $.02, but have you checked out SUNY Empire State College?  http://www.esc.edu/esconline/online2.nsf/bfd33f8a1eaf9166852570460057dbf8/7559c2509c521609852571b90072fb05?OpenDocument The link is to the relevant program.  I do not know about the tuition of the other schools you were considering, but through the Center for Distance ...

I guess in theory you could take as many courses from as many colleges at the same time as you could handle.  I have been taking individual courses from different colleges for about a year now.  I am not working on a degree, but I cannot imagine why you could not be working on two degree programs at the same time- as long as you could ...

I would check out www.esc.edu.  Most specifically, the Center for Distance Learning at SUNY Empire State College. 

I don't think the op was looking for a character ed program for college students to be a part of.  I assumed they were looking to enroll in a program that would make you able to run a character ed program for others.  Perhaps they will respond and clear it up.

Character education is huge in my daughter's school.  The people who implement the character ed programs in her school are the guidance counselors. 

Umm...I think I did-to the best of my knowledge.

Hi Link, Online education has been a lifesaver for me.  I have a family and other commitments that make going to a traditional classroom virtually impossible.  Thanks to the online delivery of classes, I have been able to get the classes I need.  I would not be able to take any classes at this point if they were not distance ...