which university (not so expensive)offer distance learning in area of business and computing?
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This question is miscategorized.\n\nSpecial Education refers to the education and parenting of children with special needs.
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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!
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Kennedy Western University. \nwww.kw.edu
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For Online Universities University of Phoenix, http://uoponline.lnfo.org/&kid=GOG0007278343 has an online Masters program in Information Technology and also Norwich University, http://www.graduate.norwich.edu/ has a Masters program in Information Assurance (Security). These are the two Universities that I am currently considering.
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try brunel- london, is  on the 28th place in the times league table, that is in business department.\nwww.brunel.ac.uk
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there are many many universities that give you the opportunity to get a masters degree through distance learning. If MBA is what interests you then search the net based on that. If you are looking for personal experience then I got mine from Columbia Southern University in the USA. They have providers in the Middle East Region, Egypt: Knowledge Academy www.knowledgeacademy.com Feel free to contact them, they are very very helpful.
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I'm not sure I understand your question but your local community college should offer classes on computers and database software for a reasonable cost.
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Actually entering Computer field for a non maths background person is little bit difficult, for everything Computer these days is Mathematics. I am saying this for I am myself in this field, and I see extensive use of mathematics in Programming.\nFor business what I think best is Go for B.Com. from any very good university with finances as your major and then try for CAT. But make sure, higher grades you score, better the prospects. And one thing more GK and Good Interpersonal Skills are a must.\nOtherwise there are really many options but then they will not give you the best in life.
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I think that several universities now offer distance learning higher degrees.  I'm studying an MSc at the University of Derby at the moment (via distance learning).  My subject is not available at this university by any other method, but I know other subjects do not offer distance learning at Derby.\n\nYou need to be very self-directed to manage distance learning at this level.  I am really enjoying it, and find that it's really flexible.  I work full-time as well, and would therefore not be able to manage to study any other way.\n\nI think your best bet would be to look at university websites for the subject you are interested in, and see what methods are available.\n\n\nGood luck with your studies.
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UWIC ie university of wales offers one of the lowest fee in UK for an MBA and i think they throw in a trip to south africa as well. but its not one of the good uni's so think.
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try regency university
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I don't know which country you live in, but Athabasca University in Canada offers a very well recognized distance undergraduate degree in education.  It is a very good university.
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u can do it frm distance learning, it wont cost u much.....nd simultaneously u can go for a job....it will be benefecial for u....
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The program that the person recommends at the University of Southern New Hampshire is so-so in terms of reputation. On a similar note, I wouldn't recommend Keller. \n\nGood schools that I know for sure that offer distance MBAs include:\n\nDuke University\nDrexel\nCarnegie Mellon\nPenn State\nBall State\nU Nebraska - Lincoln\nThunderbird (really interesting program)\nBabson\nWorcester Polytechnic Institute\n\nA highly respected business school - one of the top in the US - which does offer distance MBAs is Duke University. Thunderbird's program is also fairly highly ranked, has a good rep, and is intriguing. Likewise, Babson gets good marks.
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The Open University is excellent and takes on foreign students.  I live in the UK and have a disability so do all my BSc work from home online and even my examiner comes out to me.  Try it.  They offer ways to spread the cost too.
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MBA From India - try IGNOU\nOutside India, there are plenty of choices...various US, UK and Australian universities offers MBA in IT via distance..they are called Online courses.
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Trust me on this one -- I've been in the higher education business for decades.  Most online universities are NOT a good idea.  They are for-profit institutions making money from uninformed consumers, and from employers who subsidize their current employees' "educations."   People who are NOT currently employed will have a hard time getting prospective employers to take their degrees seriously, particularly if they come from University of Phoenix, AIU, Capella, or other for-profit schemes. \n\nIf you MUST work toward a degree online, the state university in your state is always the cheapest and best route. They are fully (regionally) accredited, and the degrees they issue are most often the SAME as the degrees awarded to students who study in person. \n\nIf your state university does not yet have a "distance education" program, then surrounding states will. Some of the best ones are:\n\nArizona State U\nColorado State\nKansas State U\nOklahoma State U\nPenn State (PASSHE)\nUniversity of Alaska\nUniversity of California\nUniversity of Florida\nUniversity of Illinois\nUniversity of Maryland\nUniversity of Michigan\nUniversity of Minnesota\nUniversity of South Carolina\nWashington State U\n\nCheck the website below for more info.