I am wanting to get my Bachelors of Business Administration in Accounting, but have an Associates in Elementary Education. But need to do this online, so I can still work full time, have my daughter in daycare and earn a degree.
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August 29th, 2010 @1:25 am
Well I actually work for one of those schools. http://www.salemu.edu
Because this is an extension of a ground based campus, when you graduate, your degree will not have any evidence that you took online courses. Contact me and I can go over this in more detail for you. 1888-511-4748 ext 8970
Unique items not found at most schools:
•100% Online
•Login required only once each class on the first day to show attendance (all homework, quizzes, and tests must still be turned in by the date due). You login at your convenience.
•Classes are only 4 weeks long. You finish your degree quicker and only take one class at a time.
•We send you physical books
Our Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with concentrations in: Sports Management/Accounting/International Business, takes 40 months (this is without previous credits, so with your associates it can take less time)
If this is something that you are serious about give me a call and I can go over more with you. 1888-511-4748 ext 8970 leave me a voice mail if I am not available and I will call you back. Or email Llane@salemu.edu
My next enrollment is Aug 9
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August 29th, 2010 @1:56 am
Wow, you have a busy life. So I’ll keep it short.
With online colleges, you can pick the rate that you take classes. It all depends on how much you can handle. With DeVry, I’m pretty sure you set the pace.
If you want to look into and compare other online programs that offer a Business degree in Accounting, here’s a link that I found on eLearners.com, a resource site for online colleges and degrees
http://www.elearners.com/online-degrees/bachelor/accounting.htm
DeVry is listed, as well as a mixture of other colleges and programs, like Southern New Hamphire University, University of Minnesota, etc.
Good luck!
Hope it all works out!
You’re better off choosing another school, even if it offers less prior credit than DeVry.
DeVry’s degrees in Business are not respected by employers.
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Salem University is a for-profit school. Their Business degrees are not AACSB-accredited.
Keep looking…