Hi! everyone i'm thinking of going to go to a online school for either a marketing degree or a public relation degree. Do anyone know of a good online school for those degree by the way am a high dropout. please be easy on me. thank You.
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Hi! everyone i'm thinking of going to go to a online school for either a marketing degree or a public relation degree. Do anyone know of a good online school for those degree by the way am a high dropout. please be easy on me. thank You.
kimmo said:Hi! everyone i'm thinking of going to go to a online school for either a marketing degree or a public relation degree. Do anyone know of a good online school for those degree by the way am a high dropou. please be easy on me. thank You.
A dropou? I've never smoked that..is it a good high?
kimmo, makes no diff whether you have a diploma or a GED.
You don't really want the degree - you want the job that you can get with the degree. SO start doing your research.
Find out what companies local to you have positions like that. Consider seeing if there's a marketing/PR professional group that meets locally (hint - a reference librarian can help). Speak to people who are in the field - what credentials would you need for that kind of position? What schools would they recommend?
Good luck.
Thank You for the advice i will look in to that more.
Sorry for the spelling and thx for pointing that out.
do you have your GED? if not, start there.
btw: university of phoenix has a bachelors in communication.
pecanpie said: university of phoenix has a bachelors in communication.
Unless kimmo has an employer that will pay for the tuition, I'd recommend against UoP. Pricy.
I would just like to note that for things that will have alot of person to person interaction like marketing i've heard that online degrees aren't very highly thought of. Alot of what you do in college is networking etc and when you do online you don't get that.
In many places you get the best value at a community college. They are accredited, so the credits
will transfer, and they are usually less expensive than other options. Community colleges here offer
courses on line, and have programs to help returning students.
kenmoreland said:In many places you get the best value at a community college. They are accredited, so the credits
will transfer, and they are usually less expensive than other options. Community colleges here offer
courses on line, and have programs to help returning students.Totally agree. If I am a prospective employer and see a high school dropout who resorted to online classes, I might wonder if this person is someone I would want for my company. It reeks of escapism. However, if I see a HSD who went back to (physical) school, I'd think this person learned some lessons and is now showing some maturity and stick-to-it-ness.
kenmoreland said:In many places you get the best value at a community college. They are accredited, so the credits
will transfer, and they are usually less expensive than other options. Community colleges here offer
courses on line, and have programs to help returning students.
Agreed. Stick with a CC and avoid any for-profit institution -- they just stink.
Thank You all for your advice i'm getting my GED. I want to do online is my currently working to help pay for school and which give me time to go to a class at a college that is why i'm trying to do online school. But Thank You.
kimmo said:Thank You all for your advice i'm getting my GED. I want to do online is my currently working to help pay for school and which give me time to go to a class at a college that is why i'm trying to do online school. But Thank You.
Many of us worked and paid our own way through college...you can too. Good Luck!
Even I'm in need of an online public relatons degree. Please, help me out in this aspect.
kimmo said:Thank You all for your advice i'm getting my GED. I want to do online is my currently working to help pay for school and which give me time to go to a class at a college that is why i'm trying to do online school. But Thank You.
kimmo, you should be looking to find employers that will pay your college expenses while you work there. Many do.
kimmo said:Thank You all for your advice i'm getting my GED. I want to do online is my currently working to help pay for school and which give me time to go to a class at a college that is why i'm trying to do online school. But Thank You.Also, not to pick on you, but you might want to practice cleaning up your grammar. I know this is just an online forum, but practice here could help later.
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