July 23, 2010
By: Paul
Category: Outside the USA, Private Colleges and Universities, State Colleges and Universities
Hello from Felixstowe, UK. Nice ring to it, eh?
Heritage University, a not-for-profit, private university in Washington: “Master of Education in Professional Studies in Teaching and Learning with Professional Certification”.
Iowa State University: “five new graduate certificate programs and two new master of engineering degrees.”
University of Maryland University College: “BS or MS degree in Cybersecurity, or an MS in Cybersecurity Policy completely online..”. More here.
Horticulture Centre of the Pacific (Canada): Horticulture Technician Certificate Program.
Have a wonderful weekend!
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July 22, 2010
By: Paul
Category: Bogus Degrees, State Colleges and Universities, Unaccredited Degrees
Is an online, executive MBA coming to George Mason University? Cool, if so.
Randy Hutchinson, president and CEO of the Better Business Bureau of the Mid-South, comments on diploma mills in the Memphis Commercial Appeal.
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July 18, 2010
By: Paul
Category: Community and Technical Colleges, State Colleges and Universities
What a lovely day here in Germany.
Southern Arkansas University Tech: Electronic Data Storage Certificate of Proficiency. More here. Tuition for out-of-state residents appears somewhat reasonable.
Washington State University: “two new online graduate certificates, ….. one in early-childhood educational administration, and one in molecular biosciences”.
University of Texas at Tyler: Master of Science in Electrical Engineering and Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering.
Penn State World Campus: Bachelor of Arts in Energy and Sustainability Policy
University of Massachusetts Dartmouth: Master of Public Policy.
University of Florida: Master of Arts in Art Education.
Have a nice weekend!
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July 16, 2010
By: Paul
Category: Blogging
We’re on vacation, but have not forgotten you.
This regular feature should run within the next few days.
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July 16, 2010
By: Paul
Category: Private Colleges and Universities, Unaccredited Degrees
Cool info about the online Master of Arts in Art Education through Boston University.
Unaccredited Clayton College of Natural Health will close, leaving many students hanging.
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July 14, 2010
By: Paul
Category: Education, Online Education, Private Colleges and Universities, Unique Online Degree or Certificate
Hey, I simply cannot stay away from this place for very long.
Cornell University’s School of Hotel Administration (SHA) partners with eCornell on four new online certificate programs in hospitality and food service.
Davenport University offers a tuition discount for unemployed individuals.
US News and World Report: “10 Steps to Being Your Own Advisor at College“.
The International Center for Journalists has a new online learning center.
Back with you soon.
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July 12, 2010
By: Paul
Category: Blogging
During our 6-week excursion, it is hoped updates from afar will come at least twice each week.
Regular posting should resume August 30th.
Thanks for reading!
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July 12, 2010
By: Paul
Category: Community and Technical Colleges, Outside the USA, State Colleges and Universities
Win a seat in a distance learning course worth £595 from Open University in the UK. Hat Tip: about.com
University of Houston-Victoria: new master’s concentration in applied behavior analysis, online.
A new online and very affordable, teacher endoresment program comes to AZ. Certain prerequisites apply.
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July 09, 2010
By: Paul
Category: Private Colleges and Universities, State Colleges and Universities
It’s Spain versus Netherlands in the World Cup.
Midway College (KY): Master of Business Administration.
Binghamton University (NY): Forensic Health Certificate Program.
Purdue University Calument (IN): Certificate in School Nutrition and Food Services.
California State University, Los Angeles: Online CFP program.
Have a great weekend!
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July 09, 2010
By: Paul
Category: Online Education, State Colleges and Universities
Record summer enrollment at University of Kentucky, but with less students on campus.
…The UK Office of Enrollment said one reason campus might seem a little barer than usual could be the increased number of available online classes. The College of Arts and Sciences piloted 30 new sections of online courses this summer, according to the enrollment office…
UK offers three programs “available completely online“, in addition to numerous others.
The online graduate nuclear engineering certificate program at Virgina Tech receives a $65K grant from the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
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