Education Answers

If you are going to try an online university only it will be expensive. If you are in the US, I would look at the community colleges and universities in your state and look online at their schedule of classes. Most universities and community colleges offer online courses. What state are you in? I’ll try to help you further.

Here is a link to online accredited universities
http://www.elearners.com/colleges/colleges.asp

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here is a list of all of the community colleges in California
http://www.cccco.edu/CommunityColleges/CommunityCollegeListings/CollegeListingsAlphabetical/tabid/643/Default.aspx

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Here is an example of what I mean. The Alameda Community College online courses are listed here:
http://alameda.peralta.edu/apps/pubs.asp?Q=1&T=Online+Courses&P=20015
You will see that many of these courses are general education requirements.

Even if you don’t find every course that you want, you can transfer to another community college that has the remainder of the courses. Usually to get your degree, you will have to meet a residency requirement which means that you may have to take at least 15 credits or so in that college in order to graduate from it. You will have to check the school’s catalog.

You should stay away from purely online colleges, as they are so much more expensive.

Hope it helps and good luck!

You’re better off taking online or correspondence courses from local or other universities. That is, find a decent offling university that offers online classes or correspondence courses. You get the same GOOD, solid credit for those courses, and you don’t have to worry about wasting your money on a sketchy online school.