Princeton Review Best Distance Learning

Because most adults cannot afford to relocate themselves and their families to pursue the continuing education required to keep up in their careers these days, colleges are increasingly coming to them. The Best Distance Learning Graduate Programs is a guide that not only profiles the top 195 U.S. and international programs, but also gives students an overview of the world of adult distance learning: Part One: Ch. 1 Back to School at Your Age: You are Not AloneCh. 2 Distance Education: An OverviewCh. 3 Getting AdmittedCh. 4 The Right Delivery Method For YouCh. 5 Accreditation: Avoiding Rip-offsCh. 6 International ProgramsCh. 7 MBA or Master's in Management: Which is Right For You?Ch. 8 Financial AidCh. 9 Designing Your Own DegreeCh. 10 Corporate-Sponsored Distance LearningPart Two: 195 Distance Learning Program ProfilesEach profile includes all pertinent address information (including, of course, e-mail), and a detailed overview of what degrees a program offers, which delivery methods it employs, whether or not a student must spend any time on campus, what degree prerequisites there are, tuition and financial aid, and more.Princeton Publishing Staff is the author of 'Princeton Review Best Distance Learning', published 2000 under ISBN 9780375756368 and ISBN 0375756361.