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Professional Option

Now you are on the professional path, you must decide how you would like to take your education. Remember you likely have many years of education ahead of you. So be sure to plan for the long haul.

Online Degrees / Distance Learning

You can take your courses online to acquire an Online College Degree. There are some things to consider before taking this approach.

Are you self motivated?
Would you miss the social life that you can get with an on-campus program?
Are you good at time management so that you can juggle both your school and non-school activities?
Are you a good reader and do you like to read?
Are you proficient with a computer?
Will you have access to campus resources via the internet (things like campus computers or the campus library)?

Pros for Distance Learning Education

Easy to work your way through school since you can work when you need to and study in your off times
Transportation expenses will be minimized.

Cons to Online Degrees

There are many distractions all around you and you must be disciplined to get your studying done.
Getting help when you need it when you are working at all hours might not be so easy.

On-Campus Degrees

You can decide to get your degree on an actual campus or satellite campus. Here are some things to consider when thinking about taking this route.

Can you afford the transportation expenses?
Should you live on-campus in a dorm, a close to campus apartment, or where you presently live?
Will there be out-of-state tutition?
Would you enjoy the social life and social interaction in class with an on-campus education?

Pros for On-Campus Education

Being on-campus can give you access to Federally backed campus jobs to help you pay for college.
If you can live on-campus, your transportation expenses should be reduced getting back and forth to class.
Most campuses have good resources available to students such as computers and the library.
Usually your instructors will be available to you when you need them to help you complete your work.

Cons to On-Campus Degrees

You can feel trapped on a campus especially during weekends or holidays.
It can be harder to work your way through school as you will have to get a job willing to work around your class schedule.
Transportation can be expensive if you are commuting to class.

Programs of Interest

Here are some of the most popular degrees being sought after today.

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