
As an Amazon Associate and affiliate partner, Menrva Books earns from qualifying purchases. Learn more
This is the only guidebook of its kind for the most convenient, flexible way to earn college credits and get a degree or a certificate! With this completely updated 2nd edition of Distance Learning, readers will have details on 2,000 specific degree and certificate programs from nearly 900 accredited public and private two- and four-year colleges and universities and graduate schools in the U.S. and Canada. They'll also: -- Learn about their full range of college-level learning options via computer, TV, video, audio, correspondence -- Choose subjects and programs that meet their needs -- and fit their busy schedules -- Get details on admissions, tuition and fees, financial aid, equipment needed, and transferring credits Plus, Distance Learning 1998 tells what it's really like taking exams, doing research, and communicating with teachers and fellow students from home, the office, or a distance learning center. "...will fill a need for many people seeking a way to earn specific credentials without total disruption of their lives". -- American Reference Books Annual
This guide addresses the growing need for accessible and flexible educational pathways by cataloging distance learning programs available in North America. It provides comprehensive details on over 2,000 degree and certificate programs offered by nearly 900 accredited institutions, aiming to help individuals pursue higher education without the constraints of traditional on-campus study. The book details various learning modalities, including computer, TV, video, audio, and correspondence, and offers practical information on admissions, costs, financial aid, and credit transfer. It also offers insights into the student experience, covering aspects like examinations, research, and communication with instructors and peers.
This guidebook is presented as a comprehensive resource for individuals seeking flexible educational opportunities through distance learning. The American Reference Books Annual is cited for its positive assessment, noting its utility for those needing to earn credentials without significant life disruption. The book's focus on practical details like admissions, costs, and the student experience suggests it is aimed at prospective students navigating the complexities of remote education. Its thorough cataloging of programs and institutions positions it as a valuable reference for informed decision-making in higher education.
Page Count:
614
Publication Date:
1997-01-01
Publisher:
Peterson's
ISBN-10:
1560798750
ISBN-13:
9781560798750
No comments yet. Be the first to share your thoughts!