Comments for Accredited Online Colleges Blog http://blog.accredited-online-colleges.com Thu, 20 Nov 2008 16:42:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 Comment on Make A Difference - Become a School Administrator by Career Pro http://blog.accredited-online-colleges.com/48/make-a-difference-become-a-school-administrator/#comment-901 Career Pro Tue, 21 Oct 2008 21:35:09 +0000 http://blog.accredited-online-colleges.com/48/make-a-difference-become-a-school-administrator/#comment-901 Hi Charmaine, Many colleges offer online degrees on the PhD level. The admission requirements will be unique to each institution. You can look through the list of colleges and universities at Accredited-Online-Colleges.com and easily fill out the information to request more information from the college in which you are interested. I hope you find this information helpful. Good luck! Hi Charmaine,

Many colleges offer online degrees on the PhD level. The admission requirements will be unique to each institution. You can look through the list of colleges and universities at Accredited-Online-Colleges.com and easily fill out the information to request more information from the college in which you are interested.

I hope you find this information helpful.
Good luck!

]]> Comment on Experience vs. Education: Does it Really Matter? by Career Pro http://blog.accredited-online-colleges.com/444/experience-vs-education/#comment-900 Career Pro Tue, 21 Oct 2008 21:22:26 +0000 http://blog.accredited-online-colleges.com/?p=444#comment-900 Thanks for your comment. A good combination of life experience and formal education is a great way for anyone to pursue a successful career. However, for a younger person, life experience must come with maturity. A good education can go a long way to help anyone gain quality experience. Also, the life experience shared by instructors and professors can expand students' knowledge and skills as they obtain their degrees through traditional or non-traditional education. Thanks for your comment. A good combination of life experience and formal education is a great way for anyone to pursue a successful career. However, for a younger person, life experience must come with maturity. A good education can go a long way to help anyone gain quality experience. Also, the life experience shared by instructors and professors can expand students’ knowledge and skills as they obtain their degrees through traditional or non-traditional education.

]]> Comment on Make A Difference - Become a School Administrator by Charmaine Williams http://blog.accredited-online-colleges.com/48/make-a-difference-become-a-school-administrator/#comment-883 Charmaine Williams Mon, 20 Oct 2008 21:12:03 +0000 http://blog.accredited-online-colleges.com/48/make-a-difference-become-a-school-administrator/#comment-883 I am searching for a Phd. degree to do online. I live and work in Jamaica I am searching for a Phd. degree to do online. I live and work in Jamaica

]]> Comment on Experience vs. Education: Does it Really Matter? by votetheday.com http://blog.accredited-online-colleges.com/444/experience-vs-education/#comment-896 votetheday.com Fri, 17 Oct 2008 16:39:57 +0000 http://blog.accredited-online-colleges.com/?p=444#comment-896 High school, college, professional or vocational education, bachelor's or master's degree - you are expected to have at least one diploma of mentioned. The less degrees you have, the less are your chances to get a good job with nice wage. That is simple and understandable, but aren't we overestimating the benefit and value of official education? Maybe we are unfair to those, who have less diplomas, but greater life experience? What do you think - are we overvaluing education, or is it crucial, and life experience is no way better than university diploma? http://www.votetheday.com/society-18/education-degree-307 High school, college, professional or vocational education, bachelor’s or master’s degree - you are expected to have at least one diploma of mentioned. The less degrees you have, the less are your chances to get a good job with nice wage. That is simple and understandable, but aren’t we overestimating the benefit and value of official education? Maybe we are unfair to those, who have less diplomas, but greater life experience?
What do you think - are we overvaluing education, or is it crucial, and life experience is no way better than university diploma? http://www.votetheday.com/society-18/education-degree-307

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