how can I find a school online?shools that offer 6 months course only.?
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google it is my best guess.
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There are quite a few on line universities any more depending on what you want to learn. Two, i recommend are DeVry & the U. of Phoenix, both fully accredited.  Many of your local universities/community colleges offer at home classes, too. If it is a business degree you want there are a bunch of those entities available too, but i would call your local library's business & info center to check their accreditations as well as the BBB for any complaints on them
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The best one that I know of is Athabasca University in Alberta, Canada.  It has been offering programs by distance for over 30 years, so it is well recognized and well established.  Here is their site.
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any accredited online school is good.  Many colleges now offer distance programs, and some offer more financial aid than others.  I can say from experience, though... internet classes are just as informative as classroom classes.  Good luck to your husband... He'll have plenty of time to get it all done.  Internet classes really try to work around your busy schedule.  I really think that is their strongest asset
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I may be wrong but I don't believe you can.  I have been one for 15 years and when it expires, you take another short 4 week course for updates and then an exam.  If you can do it online it would not be updating or teaching you anything new.\nLet me know if you find such a site that does this.  They may not be legal.
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You should check with the University of Maryland University College.  They offer online courses in a lot of different subjects.\n\nwww.umuc.edu
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state university of new york has online classes\nuniversity of north texas also\nboth are accredited universities
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Check with some of your local colleges. Many of them probably offer online classes. My local community college offers about 200 classes online.
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Come on unless you are home bound go to your nearest community college or any of the state schools near you. Not being able to participate in the classes and use the ingredients available to you would be costly at best and I can't imagine any restaurant accepting an "on-line" degree. If you just want the education try the food sites or possibly a home taught course, just so happens that is something I have been tossing around so if you are local. . .
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have you tried learn direct? they have some good courses and most are free for people that qualify, im doing web designing through them and am getting on really well whats the harm of applying phone 0800 100 900 speak to an advisor and they will be able to help you.\nalso check out their website http://www.learndirect-advice.co.uk
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Have you tried the local college, they do part time courses in this type of thing  or even try and contact companies that may be interested in sponsoring you
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Try a community college where their are on-line classes if you are taking so  many units and have a on-line class also you should be able to get it paid for by Fafsa govt funding. Just as long as you are low income. Talk to a counselor at the college and they can give you the right information.
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You could try Open University, or look into your local sixth form college... u could do distance learning.\nIf yur anywhere near Weybridge, Surrey... I know Brooklands college does it.
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Try Nova Southeastern University.  They have A LOT of online programs, and my optician earned his degree there (though I don't know if he earned it online or not).
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There are no reputable online M.Div. or Th.M. or M.T.S. or S.T.M. programs. Trust me.\n\nAnd then check out the website below, which lists the accredited theological schools which offer SOME online courses. Note that NO accredited theological schools allow students to complete their degree entirely without residency.
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If you are talking about degree-level, try The Open University. I used to refer to their course material in the university library when I was at university and found it very easy to understand and well written.\n\nLearn Direct has a good reputation for distance learning at all levels.
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Right now I am attending college.  Most colleges these days will offer On-line classes. I am currently taking 2 on campus and 2 online.. they are all offered from the school.  They use a site called Blackboard, and WebCT. Businesses will look at the overall picture.  A friend of mine got a degree from Harvard ONLINE and he's got job offers going out the wazoo!