Online schools and their degree programs afford you the convenience of studying at your own pace, on your own schedule, without ever setting foot on a college campus.
Online degrees are offered in dozens of fast-growing career fields.
Earn an associate degree, bachelor’s degree, or even a master’s or Ph.D., all online.
Are you familiar with the myths of online education? What's the value of an online degree?What should you take into consideration when selecting an online provider? Learn more
The popularity of online degree programs continues to grow, but some people still hesitate to enroll. Don’t let one of these myths about online education stop you from getting a degree.
1. Online Courses are Easier
Online courses may give you more flexibility than traditional classes, but they require just as much work. Like brick-and-mortar institutions, the quality of classes varies between online degree programs. Since much of the work with online courses is completed independently, students need to be disciplined. "In reality, it takes a very dedicated student to succeed online," says Nathaniel Kennedy, director of marketing for Argosy University online programs.
"The weight of learning the material rests squarely on your shoulders ... you have to be pretty motivated," says Lisa Hardman, an online student at Arapahoe Community College in Littleton, Colorado.
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