Planning for College

Resources

• Accredited Online Colleges: Learn more about online and offline degree programs in your field. Use caution: some online colleges are for-profit, meaning they are run by private organizations and might spend your tuition on business-related endeavors. Most colleges operate as nonprofits, meaning your tuition is spent to improve your education. Do some research on the difference between for-profit and nonprofit colleges to see which type you’re interested in attending.
• Massive Online Open Courses (MOOCs): are a great way to pursue your interests and increase your knowledge of a given subject area, but be advised that they do not translate easily into college credit. Plan to use MOOCs as a personal enrichment tool, and not as formal education.
• Affordable Colleges Online: A directory of online colleges that are affordable and that offer a high return-on-investment (ROI). When a college has a high ROI, it means that graduates of that college have an average lifetime income that far exceeds the total cost of their degree.
• U.S. News tool: Search for best-fit online bachelor’s and master’s degree programs.
• College Degrees Online and Psychology Degrees: These online education guides help students and professionals understand the changing fundamental landscapes of online higher education and its impact of this on careers and employment for prospective students.
• Best Online & Campus RSN to BSN Programs In 2020: These are now readily accessible to any nurse seeking more education: Best MSN Programs, The Top 52 Schools (Online & Campus) Healthcare Administration Programs, Best Accelerated BSN Programs (Online  & Campus)
• Discover Business: Provides you with information about universities offering a finance degree online and everything else you would want or need to know about pursuing a degree in finance.