And respect for others from the Ivy League colleges offer a complete, online degree courses?
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March 8th, 2010 @3:02 pm
Usually reputable schools do not offer complete degrees online. You get a better education if you actually attend a university. Some schools may offer some of the general education courses online.
March 8th, 2010 @3:33 pm
There are a few programs available from Ivy League schools. Currently, Columbia University offers a completely online MBA. Also, Cornell is offering a few certificate programs. I’ve taken all these courses; be warned they are extremely difficult. I enrolled with a 4.0 GPA from two other colleges, and now I have a 3.6 GPA, I just can’t seem to raise it anymore.
March 8th, 2010 @3:58 pm
Of the Ivies, four offer programs wholly online.
Harvard teaches online and you can complete a lot of the ALM (Master of Liberal Arts) online but will have to visit Boston for some. They do environmental management and information technology wholly online but this is graduate level too.
Cornell and Columbia both offer many programs wholly online. UPenn and Yale (med school) both teach online but offer no full degrees.
Other highly regarded schools that teach online include UC-Berkeley, UCLA, U Florida, UMass, George Washington U., Johns Hopkins U, Stanford, Duke, Boston U., Penn State and more. Several at the bachelor’s level but most at the master’s (due to demand and time issues).
You might be very interested in exactly which colleges are offering wholly online degrees, certificates, and diplomas these days. Even Oxford University is in on it. Check the web page of your favorites and search their web for “distance”, “extension”, and “online” to find the programs. Remember, distance and extension don’t always mean online but often will.
I don’t think any of them have online degree programs….but I’m not an expert so……