Thread: Help in selecting a school for Bachelors degree.

Hi,

I'm looking to earn a bachelors degree in business.

The school needs to accredited and accept financial aid.

I work full time so a school that is flexible yet well structured is important.

Thank you so much,

Originally Posted by mike.brophy1212

Hi,

I'm looking to earn a bachelors degree in business.

The school needs to accredited and accept financial aid.

I work full time so a school that is flexible yet well structured is important.

Thank you so much,

You have many options available to you. To begin, search this forum for the "big 3 " (Excelsior College, Thomas Edison State College and Charter Oak State College). All three offer flexible bachelors degrees available via distance learning. I attended Excelsior for my associates degree and I had a good experience. Keep in mind that COSC offers "concentrations" vs majors, if that's important to you.

A few (out of the many) other options for you:

Management & Marketing | College of Business | University of Wyoming

Penn State | Online Bachelor of Science in Business | Overview

Business Degree | Online Business School | WGU College of Business Online

Best of luck,

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I finished at Charter Oak , they were by far the most flexible with financial aid. They allowed me to take classes affordably at Colorado State University Pueblo online and bring them back for credit...In that way, and with a little use of DSST and Straighterline credit I was done in a couple of semesters with a PELL grant footing, essentially, the entire bill.

	Charter Oak State College Charter Oak State College Charter Oak is a small liberal arts college, part of the Connecticut state college system. It was established to provide options for rapid degree completion. You can earn an accredited bachelor's degree in as little as a few months through exam-based competency assessment, take online classes, and many more options. An excellent choice, and a perennial DegreeInfo favorite school. The school is part of the Connecticut State system and is regionally accredited, the most widely recognized accreditation. Click Here to receive FREE information on this school. [/center]

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You will quicky discover that you have many choices. For example, virtually every state university system offers a Bachelors degree in Business through distance learning. You may need to think about establishing more criteria for your selection. Some people care a lot about costs, some care alot about having a school that has an actual physical campus, some want it to be close to home, some want a nationally know name brand school. Let us know which of these sorts of thing (or others) are most important and then we can help you to narrow down your choices.