Are online degrees equivalent to degrees earned attending a traditional college setting?
I was thinking about earning my bachelor's degree in psychology online and then completing my master's and doctorate at a traditional campus.

What I have noticed is most employers like to see a physical college so to speek actaul hands on kida training..

only can give you what I know for fact... My son went back to school on line His company paid for it and wanted him to go though this one one line school. They reconized their educational guidelnes more then others apparently The company... Lockheed Mariettas. one of the bigesst manufactures of areonautics and associated equipement , including software computer programming...


The on line school was deVry

do your research on each look into their acceptance by business. etc. and if they are accepted by a traditional campus.. most are now a days. good luck

Hey cool I used to work for lockheed martin

You have to make sure that the online college is accredited and their track record. Some college frequently loss their accreditation.

nope

Oh... you want to go into psychology... well with that being said...

Master's programs in psychology are highly competitive. I would recommend actually going to a traditional college.

it's lockheed martin wow.. what is up with the word, marietta? My grandmother says marietta instead of marinara.


Just so you know, online degrees are a HACK. It's a money maker. Don't do it.

yep

Does she put marietta on her scetti?

Best of luck , no matter what method you choose

There are appearently some traditional campuses that also offer online courses that are exactly as the on campus courses. My daughter is working on her masters in business at this time and was attending live classes at Columbia university (I think) in Missouri but her life got more hustle bustle and she opted to take online courses to finish up. (she has a son and a full time job and mma classes, etc... busy girl) She tells me the only difference is cost. It is actually more expensive to take the courses online than live on campus. She also got her bachelors in psychology and may revisit psychology as a major then a doctorate in psychology after she has her masters in business. My daughter is one ambitious girl, that one is.

let's see am i gonna hire the guy with the degree from penn state,


or the guy that got his "online"


you already know