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Introduction
- Careers change quickly these days, with the average adult making up to four career changes over the course of their lifetime. As you climb the career ladder, you may need to further your education, or change course altogether. Some people aren't able to commit to the full time schedule college students keep, but need to juggle their courses around a full schedule that often includes family or employment responsibilities. The convenient thing about online education is that you can do everything online!
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Get Your Degree Online!
This brief video discusses the importance of choosing the perfect online school. Just because you are attending school from the comforts of your own home does not mean you should not do research and pick the best school possible. This video discusses a website that can help match you to the perfect school to fit your educational needs. -
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Step 1: Research Your Options
- As needs change, more and more universities, those that specialize in online degrees as well as regular universities, are offering students the opportunity to spend more time learning at home than in traditional classrooms. Spend some time researching the different online programs looking not only at what they have to offer, but at their accreditation.
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Step 4: On-Campus Residencies
- Not all, but many graduate level degrees may require an on-campus residency once a year. These residencies last anywhere from one to three weeks, and usually contain seminars and hands-on workshops in your field. You may be required to attend this residency before you can graduate. It is a good idea to check the university policy before you even begin a degree program.
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Conclusion
- Getting an online degree is easier than ever, and with more students obligated to work full-time jobs while attending college, online programs offer flexibility. Spend some time researching different online university programs and be sure to check each programs accreditation. When you've found the university that's right for you, fill out the application online, and if necessary apply for financial aid. Schedule your classes around your responsibilities, and check with your adviser about any necessary on-campus residencies you may be required to attend before graduation.
