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- May 7, 2008 at 8:13 pm #257617
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Collegeboard.com is a really good website. You can search based on
tuition, college size, major etc. I don’t know if the website lets
you search for Master’s/PhD. programs but if you click a colleges’website it should give you all that information.
I hope this helps, goodluck!
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> do your homework and make sure they are accredited. there are many> online colleges out there who will take your $$$ and the degree is
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> worth the paper they are on, not the time invested. talk to yourlocal
> college and see if they offer an online degree – rather one you only
> have to go into the college for testing or something like that.totally
> online degrees are usually are not the best to go to.
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> I am searching for an online college to get my master’s and phd.
Does> anyone know which one has the lowest tuition or how I can find out?
> I’m looking at studying early childhood education.
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