Is An Online Master’s Degree Worth The Money?

Is it possible to study in free program?

I am looking for a master degree for a free

Doing online. Why because it’s convenient. I work full time, going to a classroom wouldn’t happen

I literally doubled my salary after I finished my MBA at Colorado State - I then doubled my salary again after completing my MS in Accounting from UConn and my CPA license - so yeah it’s worth it

I earned an MBA from an AASCB accredited state university (Lamar U) online for less than 13K. I worked full-time while earning it. Learned a ton, expanded my network, and am now highly-qualified for an upcoming promotion. No it's not HBS, for it worked out great for me!

I prefer getting it online thanks 😊

Because of the pandemic??? NO! Because of the authoritarian "Lockdowns" in mostly Blue States. Tell the truth CNBC!

well i live in dk, and wouth LOVE to have a master from Harvard, but cant becaurse i dont have any of the undergoing degree. I wouth LOVE if the online master degree school's wouth make a online course, that allowed people without a undergoing degree, to get acceptet on a master online.

Of course it is. It's matching the employment market. Lectures, Course work and case studies are done online with your classmates using teams and or zoom. Just as you are on the job with clients, stakeholders and co workers. I think it's a great benefit that employers don't have to train entry-level employees how to use and implement virtually. Working and playing remotely is the future.

GaTech online masters in comp sci is only about $7k

The online program I'm in has no differentiation between online or oncampus degrees.

My university had shifted to online mode in wake of COVID-19 pandemic in March 2020 and remained that way till February of this year. Having studied that way, I can say online education definitely has edge over the offline in certain situaitons. Some courses were better taught and learnt online than they are being done now. This online mode of education needs to be researched furthur to improve the effectiveness in other situaitons as well, thus the true potential of this mode of education can be harnessed at a larger scale.

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Nane of online uni plz??

In the end, it won't be worth it because whether it is online classes or presence classes, no university will teach you how to work or prepare you for the job market with the skills you need to do a competent job without having to depend on a supervisor who has to check the quality of your work. Universities are all a scam including Harvard.

of course worth it and will be still worth until internet will shut down so try get it as soon possible)

If it's affordable and gives a visa for USA then ok

WHAT A BS EASY TO SAY YOU DONT NEED MASTERS WHEN YOU HAVE ONE HAHA

current online MBA student here, at Syracuse University Martin j. Whitman School of Management, and small business owner. For me going for my MBA online was a no brainer. I initially did it to assist me in my business. I am half way through my program and have learned a TON! I find that Whitman offers a significant amount of networking opportunities, many classes have collaborative assignments, and you get plenty of access to your teachers and fellow students. Many employers no longer differentiate and iMBA from a traditional MBA, especially since, at least at Whitman, it is literally the same curriculum taught by the same professors. Plus, unlike traditional B schools or many other iMBA programs, Syracuse offers more flexibility in scheduling and pace of earning degree. Luckily, As a local Syracuse area resident, I still have FULL access to campus and all the services provided by it if I so choose to exercise it. One of the biggest things I learned is I want to make a career shift, simply for more networking opportunities in business itself, at least temporarily. The other glorious part of my program is I am currently going through the interview process for a position, as an MBA student, that is usually reserved for MBA graduates, simply because of the strength of the program. Now, Syracuse's MBA in all concentrations but Entrepreneurship and Emerging Enterprises are STEM designated as well.

I think the bottom line is this: Do your research, go to a school with a great reputation and has a track record for sending graduates into the company you want to be at. Remember, just like Undergrad, choosing the right grad school matters!

Given the chance to go back and change my decision to attend Syracuse University's Whitman School or another program, I would choose Whitman every time. GO ORANGE!

This is the time where people can add any of the desired degree online. I have two degrees from conventional universities in my country and earned two online degrees from other countries. I also earned tons of certificates from MOOC's and diplomas with any level from online providers. I don't have spesific reason. Maybe because I'm a diploma addict! Before pandemic, distance learning education has been a trend and it went up even more after pandemic hit. From now on, learning will never be the same again. Nice review btw.

Value

And what we do as people

Many seeds upp

I’m currently doing my Master’s in Cybersecurity cyber physical systems track at the Georgia Institute of Technology, and I gotta say that it’s been a good decision. I get to expand my knowledge as a relay field engineer and will only be paying around $10000 for the tuition of the entire program. Even though it’s time consuming, your learn a lot and work on really cool projects. I do believe the ROI will be worth all the sacrifice. I would recommend this degree to anyone, especially to those who wish to expand their knowledge on how to secure ICS.

Whos drunk dawg

Online seems like new markets.

Post Baccalaureate and Post Graduate Diplomas are the best option.

I hope so huhuhu hahaha

Please keep in mind, a Masters degree is a tool. If you don't know how to use it, or you misuse it; you won't have favorable results. Just like everyone else said, it could be a waste of time if you aren't doing it for the right reasons either.

You also have to be mindful of the school you're getting it from, and how that might play into your job prospects. For example, I'm getting my Masters now from a sports school in the SEC. I'm in construction management, and most people in construction like sports, more specifically football. The amount of LinkedIn messages to talk about job offers i got with just a bachelors was already insane, but as soon as I put the Masters on my profile and the football school name, and put a banner up in my office; everybody went nuts, especially at networking events.

If you wanna get into investment banking, go to NYU or Princeton. If you want to become a doctor or a nurse, go to Johns Hopkins. If you want get into real estate, go to Georgetown. Look at where the most successful people go to school in any given industry and where they end up. A lot of well known companies hire from certain schools based on alumni. It's not always what you know, but who you know. Hiring managers can be biased and pick the candidates who went to their school; its that petty sometimes. Not to mention, with certain schools come a reputation that no matter how short-sighted or how much it may not even apply to every student; it will be a constant.

Pick the right industry and the right school for that industry if you can, and you wont have any issues getting a job or making more money in most cases because chances are the network you'll be apart of will help add to a solid foundation.

Best rule of thumb: It's worth it if it opens a door that otherwise wouldn't open if you didn't have it. Example, Community College Professor, Counselor, Social Worker, etc.

Georgia tech is good value, 10k only

Still same price, 65k tuition in most private schools even if online

I earned both my MBA and doctorate online. Both have helped me exponentially in my career. In addition, My knowledge grew tremendously.

Once you do an online masters or even an online bachelors , boy you understand that you waste a lot of time in physical college

Mr Sal Kahn are those your books in the background?

Back in my day it was rare to go into grad school after undergrad. Any ways now thst i am i am still on track as a "slacker" gen.

Any recommendation about an online degree in education or literature?

“Oi bruh, chill out”

MBA,MS. Conflict management

Do not pay USA Online Degree Courses. Get them from The UK. 90% cheaper in price. The Open University is one

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Started one and rather wish I didn't. I can't think of any aspect I like really, total isolation with the odd very impersonal and dry lecture. I'm miserable :(

I say if the online master's degree costs you not even 10% of the offline degrees with the opportunity costs involved, what is the harm in doing it to upskill , network and at the same time get a credible name attached to your CV.

Can some 1 tell me is online ms in finance worth it .. I hv 4 years of experience in India of custodian bank n hv mba( finance) degree

Let me save you 8 minutes. The answer is NO

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