online history degree

Why do it? Because it is fun to bumpity.

 

if you can able to take online degree then you also try distance learning education program many top universities provide this facility to those student who are not able to going college or not have online medium.

 

This makes zero sense in relation to this thread.

 

here's good proposition from University of Illinois
UIS Bachelor's Degree in History Online

 

From the Great State of Texas:

The University of Houston Victoria University of Houston-Victoria | Homepage offers an online BA in Humanities/History

 

And how is that relevant?

 

From the Great State of Arizona:

Grand Canyon University Grand Canyon University is a private Christian University in Phoenix, AZ now offers an online BA in History and an online BA in Public History.

 

From the Great State of Missouri:

Park University Park University : Park University now offers an online BA in Military History.

 

Honestly, I doubt there's a better deal than Forty Hays anywhere.

I liked the way AMU runs its history program. It's very well organized, with consistent workloads across courses and it has a lot of really good history professors. I had a history focus at Excelsior (30 semester hours), which I also liked, because I could get my credits however I liked, such as testing or through correspondence. If you're wanting a funded PhD later I'd look at the highest tiered online option that isn't overpriced, like one of the state university programs. Fortunately, there are a lot of history options available. The best choice really depends on your long-term goals.