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Online University Degree

Created by Raphael Trujillo (Tucson Unified School District) on June 25, 2009

Students looking to obtain an online university degree have a myriad of choices when it comes to schools.  Presented here are a few options to help students become aware of some of those choices, and to help them make informed decisions about their online education.

Colorado Technical University online is a great place to get your online university degree.  You can:

  • Take courses online.
  • Choose your preferred style of learning.
  • Interact and chat with classmates and instructors.
  • Join social clubs and participate in extracurricular activities in our Virtual Commons.
  • Make new connections through your personal Career Services mentor.
  • Check out our growing communities on popular social networking sites.

 

A.T. Still University is another onlne university offering medical degree programs and online medical degrees.

Their online physician's assistant program offers students and opportunity to:

  • Expand clinical experience
  • Obtain a masters of science
  • Specialize in clinical medicine or education/leadership

 

These are just some of the many oppotunities to obtain an online university degree

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I know CTU
Submitted by Eli Shapiro (Vertical Measures) on August 11, 2009 - 11:39am.

I've heard about CTU and I was considering going to the actual school, but it appears that their programs are almost all available online as well.  Getting my degree with their online college classes will save me from having to leave my family and go through an otherwise stressful move!!
 
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