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I started looking at going back to school around a year ago and online is basically the only way that will ever happen realistically. While most programs do ch
by non-entity 6y ago
I started looking at going back to school around a year ago and online is basically the only way that will ever happen realistically.
While most programs do charge a bit less for tuition, the amount of money they're charging for recorded lectures and a credential is almost comical. On top of that many programs, including some of the better looking ones (i.e. from flagship state schools) still differentiate between in and out of state tuition. There were a few programs that were cheaper, but you could tell there was a reason for that.
So yeah, no way in hell I'm paying for what they're asking considering what I'd get.
- whatshisface 6y ago>still differentiate between in and out of state tuition. They do this because your taxes have already paid part of your tuition for every in-state University.
- Uberphallus 6y agoI was considering MSc EE at Boulder, but the 20k price is way off the mark, especially being used to European prices.
- non-entity 6y agoOh I saw that and it looked interesting, but an online EE degree sounds fishy regardless. Particularly at the graduate level.