Does getting a second bachelor’s degree online or an associate degree online sound like a good idea?

I mean for the economic climate. Is an associate degree even relevant anymore? And would a BA acquired online be looked down upon? I don’t think I have the money, grades, or patience for grad school.

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5 Responses to “Does getting a second bachelor’s degree online or an associate degree online sound like a good idea?”

  • steve8rox:

    It might sound like a good idea to you BUT, to an interviewer or even a listener in a casual conversation, online “qualifications ” are ignored or even treated as a joke. Too many stories floating around about real losers with online degrees.

    Don’t get your hopes up and waste your time, energy and money on ” easy qualifications “.

  • Amaretta:

    Most employers aren’t impressed with online degrees. You might as well save your time, effort and money. Many graduate programs provide scholarship and/or teaching fellowships to defray the cost of getting your degree. The exceptions are generally medical school, law school and MBA programs, but even those can provide scholarships these days.

  • RoaringMice:

    So long as you get the degree from a traditional, brick and mortar university, or a community college, most employers probably won’t even know that you did it online v. in person. The exception is if you do it from a school that’s famous for being online or for-profit. I wouldn’t bother with such schools.

    An associates or a second bachelors could work, depending on what you get it in. Since you already hold a bachelors, I’d only consider a second bachelors or an associates if:

    1) you need that specific education to enter that field – so your major needs to be highly career-focused, and
    2) there is demand for that field in your region.

    For example, a second bachelors in nursing would be well worth it. But a second bachelors in history? Only do that if you are doing it for personal fulfillment, rather than career purposes.

  • Sophia:

    Associate’s degrees and “degrees” acquired online are worthless and often make you look worse to employers. You should go to grad school because a second Bachelor’s, even at a normal school, won’t help you at all.

  • Michael:

    As I know, this site has top listing of such college courses online – edu.2kool4u.net

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