On Sat, 2009-09-19 at 22:21 -0700, Michael Ewan wrote: > Josh Cady wrote: > > I second that question. I need to finish my master's in CS. I get > > moved around a lot so finishing at PSU isn't an option. > > > > On Sep 19, 2009, at 6:45 PM, Carlos Konstanski wrote: > > > > > >> I would like to get that pesky CS degree. Being the 21st Century, > >> there are accredited universities with online programs. Can anyone > >> recommend a good one from personal experience? > >> > >> Carlos > >> > >> > >> > Oregon Institute of Technology has a good BSCS or BSIT program that is > mostly online. I'm enrolled in the BSIT program since I'm doing mostly > business and database apps now. The information is at > http://www.oit.edu/portland/it and http://www.oit.edu/portland/set. My > criteria were that the program had to be online, and had to be > accredited so I could get tuition reimbursement. > I also found one at the University of Illinois, I don't recall the exact > details but that it was hard to get into. University of Phoenix and > DeVry both have programs (DeVry is even accredited) but I think a degree > from a real college will carry more weight. >
Well, be careful here... Accredited means different things to different people. ITT is accredited but, their credits DON"T transfer anywhere. So for example if you received a Bachelors degree from ITT and wanted to get a Masters.... NO ONE would accept that degree.. Except ITT. You could go back there and get credit.. Same thing with Associates Degree.. Get it at ITT and most colleges in the area will not recognize it.. Not sure DeVry is the same..... There are A LOT of uncredited schools out there. I took some continuing education on line from University of IL. and was very happy.. Good luck with that.. Linux-yug.. _______________________________________________ PLUG mailing list [email protected] http://lists.pdxlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/plug
