Best Online Business Colleges
What is the best online college out there, for online college graduates, how was the job hunting experience?
I have been away from a real college for almost 10 years now, I’m doing a vocational program, which my employer pays and they pay me good money too. but I don’t want to work in that field forever and would like to obtain a degree even if takes forever. I’m thinking of taking up business or psychology in the future. What do you think about University of Phoenix graduates? If you have graduate from an online college how was the job hunting experience. I’m thinking about University of Maryland but I’m in the West Coast. Please advice.
There are some colleges on the west coast that offer online degrees, and that are reputable traditional colleges like U Maryland. They include U Denver, Utah State, City U of Seattle, U of La Verne, Prescott College, Regis U, Cal State Dominguez Hills, Colorado State U, Oregon State U, Cal State Chico, Eastern Oregon U, Sonoma State U.
If you can find a reputable college anywhere near to driving distance from your home – say, even as far as 3 hours away – no one will be able to look at your resume and know that you did it via distance, so you will have no stigma.
A lot of employers don’t love U of Phoenix, because it’s famous for being a big, for profit, primarily online uni. If you can find a school that’s known for being a traditional uni, but which also offers online degrees, then you avoid that stigma as well.
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