EarnMyDegree.com bills itself as a site that will help connect prospective students with online colleges and universities.
Indeed, I think it does.
Question: Tell me, how many schools offer online programs? 
I knew there were a lot of them, but I had never seen as comprehensive a list as I found at EarnMyDegree.
Answer: There are at least 54 schools offering online degree programs. No need to do an Internet search. The full list with a link to get more information from each school can be found here.
But, that list is NOT what sets this site apart from other similar sites as far as I am concerned. The best part is the Online Education Learning Center.
There are more answers than I could have imagined questions for:
- Do I have to earn my degree in 2-3 years?
- Is financial aid available?
- Will an online degree be taken seriously if I decide to apply for an advanced degree at a traditional university?
- What are the 10 fastest-growing jobs in the United States over the next ten years, along with the average annual salaries for each job?
- Do online degree programs really measure up to their traditional four-year counterparts?
and many many more.
Does EarnMyDegree "help working adults earn their degree to advance their career" as the header bills?
Thumbs up from me!
Actually, we at eLearners.com are proud to work with 118 accredited colleges and universities that offer online and distance learning degrees and programs.
We also have published the Internet's first true "Guide to Online Education." The downloadable eBook version is 175 pages of information that addresses what online education entails, what online learning options exist, how to select the best online education for your needs, and much more.
Posted by: Helen | March 6, 2007 7:37 AM | Permalink to Comment