online college courses

[binö]

What is your degree?

i have a bachelors degree and a bunch of extra credits
working on a associates in fire science.
done in december
off to boot camp then for a while doing hands on fire/hazmat training

 

[SC4EVA]

I actually did 1/2 of my MBA virtually because I picked all the online courses.

 

[all the whey]

i have a bachelors degree and a bunch of extra credits
working on a associates in fire science.
done in december
off to boot camp then for a while doing hands on fire/hazmat training

A fireman is a perfect job for you!! Congrats!#Ee

You will have an advantage saving lives or even getting kittens out of a tree with you long arm!!!!!!!!!!!!$R@#!~

 

[binö]

A fireman is a perfect job for you!! Congrats!#Ee

You will have an advantage saving lives or even getting kittens out of a tree with you long arm!!!!!!!!!!!!$R@#!~

the fucked up thing is only one arm is real long
the other one is short and stumpy, i use it more as a eating tool

 

[samoth]

most colleges offer online courses for almost every class/major.

you could feasibly take every course you need to do online at a major university....but of course you'd have to cough up what the real tuition price is!

This does not apply to science or mathematics.

*edit* Real degrees the real sciences. Specialty and tech degrees are more for job-specific training and networking purposes. E.g., all the tech schools like ITT tech around here are nothing many jobs won't train you in... it's more for the networking the tech school allows you to do. General 2-year associate schools around here like MATC would probably be doable online, but it's kind of an extension of high school with special tech stuff. There's no real lab work or anything beyond basic mathematics.

Post-secondary schools and institutions are popping up all over the place. Why? Because they're a great business venture and money maker. Know what you're paying for. Don't go to a non-accredited school. Know what your potential future employers are looking for.

 

[Dial_tone]

I go to Univ of Phoenix when I feel like it. Most legit schools require 1 year of on-campus learning for a degree.

 

[binö]

This does not apply to science or mathematics.

i disagree, at least about math.
undergrad degrees in math would be perfect for online

 

[PICK3]

LSU offers the following Undergrad math course via correspondence:

MATH 1550 – Analytic Geometry and Calculus I
MATH 1552 – Analytic Geometry and Calculus II
MATH 2057 – Multidimensional Calculus
MATH 2085 – Linear Algebra
MATH 2090 – Elementary Differential Equations and Linear Alg.
MATH 3355 – Probability

http://www.is.lsu.edu/courselist.asp?cat=Mathematics&nid=102&pg=

 

[PICK3]

I will be soon matriculating here:

http://www.clownschool.net/

 

[PICK3]

I will be soon matriculating here:

http://www.clownschool.net/

I already have the requisite car.