Get Online With Your Education: The Powerful Mini Guide To Online Education And Training Plr Ebook

Table of Contents

1. Is Online Education For You? 4
2. The Benefits of Online Education 7
Work on Your Own 7
Better Payment Options 8
Freedom! 8
Much Less Stress 8
3. The Obstacles You’ll Face 10
Financial Furry 10
Time Trouble 11
Computer Catastrophe 12
4. System Requirements 14
Step 1: Purchasing a Personal Computer 14
Step 2: Learning To Use Your Computer 16
5. Financial Planning 19
FAFSA 19
How do I Know if I’m Eligible? 20
Loans: Less Loved but Still Effective 21
6. Reputable Online Schools 24
University of Phoenix Online 24
The Art Institutes Online 26
I.T.T. Technical Institute 29
DeVry University Online 29
Don’t Underestimate Local Schools! 30
Decide and Conquer! 31
7. Profitable & Fulfilling Careers 32
Becoming an R.N. (Registered Nurse) 32
A Career in Law 33
Graphic Design: A Great Degree! 35
Exceptional Education Training 36
8. Post-Graduate Advice 38

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1. Is Online Education For You?

A lot of people are on the fence about where and how to get their education. Everyone knows that you practically need a good education to have a successful career (at least without having to work for 30 or 40 years first) but getting an education is harder than ever in the U.S. and other areas. The costs are extremely high and so many people are going back to school that even college classrooms are becoming over-crowded.

Universities and state schools are primarily for kids right out of high school who can qualify for scholarships. Private schools are very commercial and can charge upwards of $450 per credit! Junior colleges are affordable but offer limited courses and really just set you up for an expensive university. And if all that wasn’t bad enough, you’ve got to have time for those types of schools. Where does that leave everyone else? What about the people who already have families and jobs and responsibilities? What about those of us who didn’t get the chance to go to school when we were teenagers who just want to better our chances of getting a great job and kick-starting our careers?

For the rest of us there’s online education. You’ve probably seen commercials for private online schools on television or even a banner ad on a website. It’s these very ads that tend to give people negative attitudes towards for-profit institutions and online schools in general. Many people say things like, “If it was a good school they wouldn’t need to advertise!” Unfortunately that’s just not an educated answer. The reason these schools have such commercialistic advertising is simply because they are for-profit institutions.