Online Schools for Bachelor's in Graphic Design?

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I agree with SweetSecret, this field is one that does not NEED a degree, and I wouldn't encourage someone to spend a lot of money getting it. My daughter is going to take Graphic Design in HS, the teacher is excellent there. People are figuring this stuff out on their own, or very early, and for free. But, I'm sure there are plenty of courses out there that would be interesting to take and there is plenty to learn.

That being said, Hodges has a competency-based degree for Digital Design & Graphics - both an AA and a BA. $2,750 for a 6-month term. I would advise anyone wanting to do this to do a lot of the Gen Ed stuff through ACE/CLEP/DSST/ALEKS, etc - Hodges accepts all of those. And then start the program when they've been assured that they will transfer in with the most credits possible so that they're not paying for anything they can get cheaper elsewhere, and that they don't end up having to take so many classes that they can't finish in the 6 months.

Good luck!