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Online Doctorate Degree
Category: Reference, Education and News Asked by: tastonemba-ga List Price: $5.00 |
Posted:
25 May 2006 11:44 PDT
Expires: 24 Jun 2006 11:44 PDT Question ID: 732354 |
I am contemplating getting my doctorate degree online, and have looked at several schools that have the program that I am looking to finish. The schools are the University of Phoenix and Capella University. I am trying to determine which school I should attend. I have read several postings about each school, and have found both negative and positive feedback. Which school has the better reputation and provides the best service to students? |
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Re: Online Doctorate Degree
From: nelson-ga on 26 May 2006 01:15 PDT |
Avoid schools that are only or mostly online. Their reputations are not great. Find a traditional brick and mortar school that happens to have an online program. |
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Re: Online Doctorate Degree
From: politicalguru-ga on 26 May 2006 02:03 PDT |
I tend to agree with Nelson. Your original questin asked about Capella and Phoenix and their reputation. However, the day that an online school will have the same reputation as a B&M one are far off. I would even see if I can arrange my time to have a partial residency. By the way, you haven't said if what you have is a master's degree or if you want to go for the whole way (BA --> Doctorate). If you've got a masters, consider checking out schools in the UK (or similar programmes: most of Europe, Australia, etc.). Since doctorate in the UK is pure research (no class attendance), I think that many supervisors and committees would agree to see you a couple of times a year, and to get email communication for the rest of the time. You also didn't say *why* you want to pursue a doctoral study. Because you want to teach in academia? Because you want to be involved in research? In these two cases, B&M and the associated activities (appearing in conferences, writing articles) are more important, and UK solution (or leaving your work and doing it full time in the US)is necessary. |
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Re: Online Doctorate Degree
From: mikewa-ga on 28 May 2006 05:26 PDT |
I suspect that any employer who requires a PhD will not give much weight to an applicant whose degree is from an on-line or mail-odrer institution. However, if youu simply want to call yourself Dr. Tastonemba, then go ahead |
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Re: Online Doctorate Degree
From: mongolia-ga on 08 Jun 2006 18:26 PDT |
Horatio "Find a traditional brick and mortar school that happens to have an online program" Not all brick and mortar schools are that great either. You may wish to check out the following websites www.techvibes.com/idealbb/view1647.html http://www.discovervancouver.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=10500&whichpage=2 When you key in the name of the dreadful institution to which these web sites refer you will see these sites coming up near the top. AND this outfit (which has 60 really ugly buildings which take away from the otherwise great natural beauty of Canada) is apparently licensed by the edication deaprtments of at least 5 Canadian provinces. Mongolia |
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