10-09-2007, 04:16 PM
Machelle Wrote:I was recently talking to some young college grad who snubbed her nose at those who got their degree entirely online. Her bone of contention was that people with online degrees (no consideration of RA or NA) are not socialized, and thus they do not get the same recognition from employers as those with degrees from a brick and mortar institution.
I can definitely see how an employer would look down upon somebody who missed all those weekend keggers at the fraternity house and random hookups with total strangers. Not to mention those sporting events where kids paint themselves blue from head-to-toe and go root for a perennial loser of a team. My god, what was I thinking, actually getting a job and not sponging off my folks for at least 4 more years?!? I'm screwed for life!
I m edumakated thanx to distunce lerning.
MEd, Texas A&M University, 2018
MBA, University of North Dakota, 2014
MS, University of Illinois Springfield, 2010
BSBA, Thomas Edison State University, 2008
AS / AAS, Tidewater Community College, 2004
MEd, Texas A&M University, 2018
MBA, University of North Dakota, 2014
MS, University of Illinois Springfield, 2010
BSBA, Thomas Edison State University, 2008
AS / AAS, Tidewater Community College, 2004