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nbmlord

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Q: Online Bsc degree

Anybody know any site i can do online degree? As in study online and get my degree.

11 years 47 weeks ago in Teaching & Learning - Beijing

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Spiderboenz

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Most universities have online programs. You would have to check with the specific university.

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bill8899

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A lot depends on what you will study. Here's a discussion forum, some useful:

http://www.degreeinfo.com/content/

I found this next one quite useful for choosing an online-only degree. You can search by degree and sort out your best option. You will need a VeePyN to access this site:

geteducated.com

I found a few master's programs that fit my needs, but you may also search for an online bachelor's there. There's quite a few to choose from. You can search by major and even sort by tuition. Each uni/college lists their admission requirements. These are USA based unis/colleges.

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ambivalentmace

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the best deal i've found is a masters in computer science at georgia tech university, ranked 3rd in engineering in the states for flat price of 7000 dollars. all online with no campus visits.

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