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Graphic Design UL - cookderosa - 12-23-2016
I know a few of you here have studied graphic design. I'm specifically looking for a source for UPPER LEVEL graphic design courses that are ONLINE. If anyone has a source, I'd be very thankful.
Graphic Design UL - alleycat - 12-24-2016
SNHU has a BA in Graphic Design and Media that is completely online. I think you might find upper level there. But it will cost you!!!
Graphic Design UL - bjcheung77 - 12-24-2016
cookderosa Wrote:I know a few of you here have studied graphic design. I'm specifically looking for a source for UPPER LEVEL graphic design courses that are ONLINE. If anyone has a source, I'd be very thankful.
The one I would recommend is Hodges: Competency Based Program - Bachelors of Science in Digital Design and Graphics
Webpage: Digital Design and Graphics - Bachelor's Degree | Hodges University
Their program PDF file is here: https://webadvisor.hodges.edu/aa_pdfs/planning-guides/cur-bddg.pdf
UPower details: http://www.hodges.edu/academics/academicprograms/upower.aspx
Graphic Design UL - jsd - 12-24-2016
bjcheung77 Wrote:The one I would recommend is Hodges: Competency Based Program - Bachelors of Science in Digital Design and Graphics
Webpage: Digital Design and Graphics - Bachelor's Degree | Hodges University
Their program PDF file is here: https://webadvisor.hodges.edu/aa_pdfs/planning-guides/cur-bddg.pdf
UPower details: UPOWER - Self-Paced Learning | Hodges University
Since this is a competency based program, I doubt you can do courses à la carte, you'd have to enroll in their program. But it looks like a good option if you're willing to do that.
Graphic Design UL - cookderosa - 12-26-2016
jsd Wrote:Since this is a competency based program, I doubt you can do courses à la carte, you'd have to enroll in their program. But it looks like a good option if you're willing to do that.I'm looking for a la carte courses that don't require degree seeking status.