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Originally posted by treblk
I agree with Soror, my mother is getting her PhD in Social Work 90% on line from a reputable university in MN. She has met with her school and professor 1 week per semester, during a conference of sorts. She will haver her PhD next may while she's working on her dissertation.
I see nothing wrong with taking courses (all if possible) through online means, as long as it's a creditible university or college.
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Y'all make excellent points, but I took exception to the blanket disregard for an online degree. There are quite a few highly respected/credentialled schools who have entire online programs with minimal physical contact. And, yes, there are degree mills, as well.
I just think that if someone is honestly trying to improve their lot through education, why the disdain?
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