Online bachelor's degrees

>>18521633
Don't go to a for-profit school, you are not going to get a good education. Go to a community college (night classes, if you're so busy), then transfer into an online program at a real university.

>>18521638
What if my community college doesn't have any night classes available? I live in Alaska, its pretty shit.

Why do you say the quality of education is lower?

>>18521644
Ah, that becomes more difficult then. This might be your best option if you can't get into a non-profit institution. Hopefully someone more knowledgeable comes along and can offer better advice for your situation.

I say the quality of education is lower because it is. These kind of schools are designed to extract money from people who are desperate for higher education. You can already see this, a 20% graduation rate, bad reviews, and legal issues are not a good sign. Look up other people's experiences if you don't believe me.

What I would do is double check that there's no way of making local classes work. If there really isn't, call the admissions people at some non-profit schools with online programs and explain your situation. As a last resort if both of those don't work, continue with your current program.

>>18521665
You are right. I was rushing into things and I shouldn't have. I'm going to cancel this whole deal right now and do a lot more looking into my local community university first. I don't want an education that employers are going to roll their eyes at.

Its too bad I already did the fafsa and everything. Any advice on how to totally cancel this? Shouldn't a simple "no" be sufficient?

>>18521681
Sorry, I have no idea. Depends on what kind of contracts you've agreed to when enrolling.

>>18521704
Thanks, I sent them an email saying I've changed my mind, I should see a response tomorrow or monday