I know alot of you ladies are doing some college classes online. Where are you guys going??? I think I might do some, to work for my BA. I have an associates, but would like to finish up for when dh retires in 4 years!! TIA ladies!!

Mandi

I'm taking 3 online classes and 1 class on campus. I'm going to the community college here for all of my classes. I've been to University of Phoenix for a few classes. I did campus classes, but there are also online courses available. It's too expensive and I didn't learn a thing. Some people do like it though.

I've been going to National University online, I like it, too bad I had to put it on hold a couple months back. I'm going for my masters.

I go to the College of Lake County. Its the local community college. I really like it a lot. The only downfall is that online classes are kind of limited. They don't have a HUGE selection of online classes just yet and you have to enroll super early to get dibs on the ones they do have. It's definitely worth it though. The quality of education is very good, IMO. Online classes are working well for me, so far.

I agree with shorty and Highly reccomend NU. It's nationally accredited and the most affordable university in my opinion.

-Phil

I took classes through the University of Maryland and Olympic College (local community college here). I loved them, I was still able to get my degree while hubby was deployed without having to leave the kids home all the time.

I went to college at Oregon State University originally, then completed the last couple classes of my BS online through them. (Could've transferred credits to a college/university in SD, CA, but I wanted my diploma from OSU.)

'm doing mine through the community college by my dad's it's Germanna Community College, they have a lot of classes online and are adding more

It's better to be regionally accredited if she plans on transferring, right?

Adam goes to Colorado Tech and he really enjoys it

Are any of you doing any schools in San Diego online?

I agree with shorty and Highly reccomend NU. It's nationally accredited and the most affordable university in my opinion.

-Phil


It needs to be regionally accredited if you ever plan on transfering or going to another school, or you will almost always lose a lot of credits. If you're planning on staying put with one school, then nationally is okay. Otherwise, I'd never go to a school that isn't regionally accredited.