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Step 15: Consider an online college

Be warned: Taking online college classes or earning an online college degree is still college. Online college classes are not easier because you don't have to physically go to a classroom each day. Online students must be dedicated, hard working, and adept at using technology.

Take online college classes while you're in high school to earn college credit, take them in college to free up your class schedule, or look into earning your entire degree online if that's how you learn best.

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Consider these aspects of enrolling in online classes or completing a degree program via distance learning!
This article is sponsored by DeVry University. 08/31/2007
Are online courses for you?
Take an online course while in high school or after to help you prepare for college, get college credit or finish up high school.
This article is sponsored by DeVry University. 08/20/2007
Is an online degree for you?
If you’re self-motivated and want to stay put for college, consider taking college classes online.
This article is sponsored by DeVry University. 10/31/2006
Are you cut out for online learning?
Going to class online to finish your bachelor’s degree sounds tempting, but take this quiz to find out if it’s your best option.
This article is sponsored by DeVry University. 10/19/2005
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