Where can I talk to somone about exploring options for online college?

Question

I am wanting to earn a Bachelors Degree in Foreign Language or Spanish, but I can't find anything that offers that online. (Ashford University does but you have to be 22 and Im only 18). I also just need help exploring my options and finding out what I need to do in order to work towards this degree. Any places I can call or web resources I can go to in order to find more information on online colleges??

Answer 1

I rec good old 'PU', or Phoenix University...all you have to do is access one of their sites and they will inundate you with emails...if that is what you want...good luck.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

May be this site can help you

http://www.sgpak.com

Answer 4

Yea University of Phoenix is not respected among employers. Sometimes companies write on their websites that if you went to their college then they don't want you to interview. Just find a community college or a university that also offers online classes and distance learning classes.

That way you will go to a legitimate college, get credit, and can do the classes on your own time. You will have to go to the campus to pass the tests, midterms, and finals because they want to proctor them.

So many colleges these days offer distance learning and online classes, just make sure the one you go to is legitimate.  

Answer 5

you will not get the experience and the skills required to become fluent in a foreign language from an all on-line college education.  This is why you are not finding anything.  An all on-line school will be ten times as expensive as a real school.  Contact your local community college, they will offer TONS of classes on line at a fraction of the cost of an on line school.