Online Education Forums

[onlinegal]

I am in the process of getting a marketing degree online. I am wondering if when I apply to jobs if they will see an online degree differently that a traditional degree? I hope not but its a concern of mine.

[Degree Guide]

increasingly, online degrees are acceptable to many employers. View accredited online bachelor degree programs. Accredited programs are accepted by most employers.

[henrygray]

Most employers believe that it takes a great deal of commitment and determination to succeed at an online degree. They feel that students who opt for such courses are disciplined and able to multi-task and balance work, school and other responsibilities – all necessary traits to excel in most careers. I graduated with an online MBA degree from Stevens-Henager College and had no problem whatsoever getting a good job. When choosing any online degree programs just make sure that the college or institution is accredited to avoid hassles in the future.

[Eminue Bryan Uya]

I agree with henrygray, but to an extent. Only where jobs require a high level of expertise and commitment, but in the business world saturated with MBAs, marketers etc not to mention the economy, an online degree may sometimes take a back seat.

Eminue Bryan Uya