As a person that has conducted more job interviews than I can poke a stick at I can assure you if your degree is on-line or not makes zero difference.

Probably the most cost effective way to get a good education and not get caught up in the hoopla of spending a fortune on going to the most prestigious universities etc is to complete your undergraduate education on-line and go to an actual school for a masters. No one looks at your undergrad quals once you have a masters. And by studying online you can do it at your own pace, save tons of money, get some work experience and save up for graduate school. When you are finished graduate school, with work experience you will probably be streets ahead in employment prospects than just about anyone else – and that includes those that spent a fortune going to expensive prestigious schools for their undergraduate education.

Thanks
Bill

Since 2001 I’ve been studying different courses as well as MBAs in 2 different online universities and has worked swell for me.

I can study @ my own pace, whenever I want and wherever I want. This is a great advantage, since I don’t have to drive to classes in the chaotic city I live!!

In 2001 I studied a MBA in an online college that is in Barcelona, Spain.
In 2002 I studied a Coaching seminar in an online college that is in San Francisco, US.
In 2006 I studied a Post Graduate Degree in Quality and Production Systems in an online college that is in Monterrey, México.
In 2008 I’m studying a Master in Sales & Marketing in an online college that is in Barcelona, Spain.

It’s amazing, unexpensive and easy to do vs a common college.

Regarding your questions of those 2 schools, I only know of Phoenix University, what it seems to have good programs, but I don’t know of being a good school neither if its courses are valid among US or any other countries.

I’m an employer and as anyone have the qualities and knowledge to do the job, I don’t care whether you studied at a common college or an online university.