1. Are the admission requirements for online programs the same as traditional ones?
Absolutely. Admission requirements for both public and private online programs are identical to those of traditional programs as the
degrees of legitimate online educational institutions are equivalent to the degrees of the traditional educational institutions.
2. Do students of online courses need to put in the same amount of time as traditional course?
On average, students put in the same amount of time for both online and traditional courses.
3. Is there a difference in the attitude towards learning between online and traditional?
Students who study online must be more disciplined and able to work independently. They are also required to join online classes, group discussions
and various other forms of communication.
4. What are the most popular degrees online?
There are several programs offered online. The most popular are: Business, Education, Humanities and Social Science, IT and Computer Technology,
nursing and healthcare.
5. Which way is online learning heading?
Online learning is growing and expanding at a tremendous rate and not only are more universities and schools offering various online programs,
but also traditional universities are now offering online courses and integrating them with their existing traditional ones.
6. Is primary and secondary online study as popular as its post-secondary counterpart?
The number of students in online schools is expanding exponentially in the USA and no doubt the rest of the world is catching up. Students at all levels
are attracted by the effectiveness and convenience of online study all across the globe.
7. Some universities are offering degrees for life experience. Are these degrees legitimate?
You should be very wary of universities that offer a degree purely based on life experience. We are not aware of any legitimate university that does that
and these degrees are not usually worth the paper they're written on. We do not deal with such universities and strongly recommend that you do not deal
with any university whose only requirement for issuing a degree is payment.