Associate in Networks

It means textbooks and other study materials will be supplied rather than being electronically delivered to your computer. Typically, you might be offered an online and an offline (printed) version of the course; you can choose which method you prefer given the option.

 

Maybe this is the problem:
The Graduate Certificate in Computer Networks and Distributed Systems is currently under review in connection with possible expansion of online offerings. New students will not be admitted to the program during this review, but interested applicants will be contacted when the review is complete. For updated information, continue to access this page, or inquire at the link below.
http://www.umassonline.net/degrees/ComputerNetworksDistributedSystems.html

Try contacting the school using the "Inquire now" button on the right of this page.

 

no no , i am talking about Ashworth not Mass.

https://enroll.portal2learn.com/Action.do?operation=BeginEnrollment&school=pcdi&brand=au&__utma=1.2093542878.1223114618.1223586771.1223594354.5&__utmb=1&__utmc=1&__utmx=-&__utmz=1.1223114618.1.1.utmccn%3D(direct)|utmcsr%3D(direct)|utmcmd%3D(none)&__utmv=-&__utmk=7711539

 

I agree with Sentinel.
It looks like the course you want is only done by mail.
Only a few of their courses appear to offer an "On-line (Web-enhanced option)"
Contact Ashworth if you want clarification.

 

Baker offers distant learning AS and BS computer related degrees
http://www.bakercollegeonline.com/index.cfm/degreeonline-undergraduate
Tuition is USD190/unit.

 

Don't be too excited about the tuition price, that is per quater hour so that puts an 97 credit AS at just over $18K

 

two days ago . i enrolled in ashworth diploma

thank you all guys for your help and support , Really you 're the best .

wish me luck .......

and i 'll keep in touch with you ..

 

Best of luck with your studies.