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Hi all, looking at online education due to some personal circumstances. I know it's important to ensure the program is properly accredited. Do any of you have info on the most affordable, regionally accredited online colleges? I'd appreciate your insights!

7 months ago

Sure, online education can certainly be a great option for those who need the flexibility it provides. When looking for affordable, regionally accredited online colleges, some well-known and reputable ones come to mind:

1. Western Governors University: Known for its competency-based model, which means that you can move at your own pace and advance once you've shown you've mastered a subject. They have a variety of degree programs, particularly strong in business and nursing.

2. Florida International University: They have over 100 fully online degree programs, and their tuition rates are quite competitive, especially for in-state students.

3. University of Central Florida: Also offers a plethora of online programs with a good reputation, especially if you are interested in health sciences or engineering.

Remember, it's essential not only to look at the total tuition cost but also at how the curriculum is structured, the support they provide for online students, the faculty's qualifications, and graduation rates. Also ensure that the college is regionally accredited by an organization recognized by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA) or the U.S. Department of Education (USDE). For example, the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges is the regional accrediting organization for Florida International University and the University of Central Florida. For Western Governors University, it's the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities.

Before you decide, you might want to reach out to these colleges directly, or visit their websites, to learn more about their programs and costs.

7 months ago

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