Florida Tech University caters to members of the Military, offering financial discounts, and flexibility so that those individuals who give so much to provide our national security can earn their degree in real time 100% online.  Never again will your studies be interrupted by military assignments.
At Florida Tech University academic excellence meets online convenience.  Florida Tech is a regionally accredited University that is recognized nationally with a long and solid history of academic excellence.  In an effort to meet the needs of an increasingly mobile population, Florida Tech offers the …

In any working environment, there are those who are unhappy with their jobs. Some are dissatisfied because they are in positions that are dead-ended―there is no opportunity to move up in the organization. Others are unhappy simply because they are doing work that does not interest them or that is not satisfying. Others don’t like the environment or even the people they work with.

Getting a law degree at an online school is very attractive to many people. Taking time off to get such a degree puts it out of reach for many. Being able to study at one’s own pace suits many people better than routine classes offered at a particular time in a college or university although some of the online schools offering law degrees do just that. The professor schedules the class at a particular time (or times) every week and attendance is required.

There has been a lot of debate about whether or not online education is a money saver. There are definitely valid points on both side of the argument. The truth is that online education does save you money, but just not for the reasons that most people think.

A regional accreditation is the most coveted accreditation any online schools can receive, the same for a ground university for that matter, but many online schools try to trick you with the terminology they use to make their institution sound more reputable. It’s important that you be on the lookout for some key terms that are tossed around but that hold little to no value.

By now most people know at least some of the benefits of online education. We know that it is convenient for working adults, it is good for the environment and students can complete online degrees at their own pace. Online education is great, but it does not have to be the end all be all. Have you ever considered testing the higher education waters with an online program?

For anyone bold enough to make the claim that online students are, “not real students” I submit they are either ignorant, uninformed, or a combination of the two. The fact is many hiring managers value online students more than those who procured a degree in a traditional setting.

These days everyone’s favorite color seems to be green. I do not mean that people are running to the Home Depot to paint their houses green or that the Gap has run out of green sweaters. Green has become synonymous with what is good for the environment. More than ever people are concerned with how environmentally friendly their cars, cleaning products and washing machines are, but do you think that anyone has ever wondered if they are getting a green education?

As an adjunct professor of Internet Marketing for the University of San Franscisco, I get to see about 35 students a month in my courses and read their feedback of their online degree experience. Many have positive experiences, and some have either neutral or negative experiences. Looking over the negative feedback, I’ve put together a short list of things that might help you get more out of your online degree experience.
1. Reach out and communicate often. An online degree program is NOT like a brick and mortar program. The professors …

When I was enrolled in a couple of online degree classes last year with some fellow thirty something year old friends we all came to the same conclusion at the end of the semester. Geesh, that was easier than I thought it would be. But why is that?