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by Scrappy on August 9th, 2008
ANy online school that might be accredited (and that is less than 1% ) will cost you at least 3 x more than a regular college.. you cannot borrow that much. Schools like Univ of Pheonix are accredited. However, they will take your money and you will NOT get any of the excess back (if there is any)..you need to think real hard about this. Most employers will NOT hire anyone with an online degree. It's garbage. I went that route and it was useless. You are better off attending a on campus school and taking their internet courses. to answer your question. NO.
by Anonymous on February 21st, 2009
Interesting, you would think if it is good enough for the federal government to allow financial aid to fund it. It should be good enough for employers to accept or other colleges to take credits from it. I don't know if you are all speaking of bachelor's degrees only. There have appeared to be some master's / graduate online programs that may not be like that but maybe I am wrong.
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You're reading Do you know of any online accredited schools that allow you to receive a student loan that includes all expenses, for instance, tuition, registration, courses, etc?
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I appreciate your input... thank you.
by Lily on August 9th, 2008
don't mean to discourage you but I was 3 courses from graduation and several thousand dollars I had to them. Then they told me I had to move to their state to use it because no one else would accept the degree. i then to a regular univ and they accepted NONE of my online courses..NOT ONE.. I don't want you to be out all that money and time.
by Scrappy on August 9th, 2008
I'm so sorry to hear that. That's awful! I decided to find a college around my home town. I don't want to experience that.
by Lily on August 10th, 2008