McBell
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I would recommend calling and talking to the local community colleges about online classes.So my mom wants to get a degree, and she's thinking of taking online courses, so my younger sister won't be home all alone all the time, and because it's cheaper than on-campus university. Also, her high school grades weren't very good and she doesn't think my university will let her in.
So how about it? Do you guys know anyone, or are any of you people who have gotten a degree online? Is it the same as a non-online degree? Or do potential employers frown upon it? She is asking me about it, but I really don't know, because I barely know what I am doing, much less what she is doing... I wonder if online courses are a good idea or not... I'd like to give my mom some good advice. I don't want her to waste money on the courses if they aren't as good as on-campus courses, but I do want her to get a degree so she'll have money later when the checks stop coming.
More and more colleges are offering them.