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re: Online Programs Target Adults Without Degrees
There is also room for criticism that some of the easy, inexpensive options wind up being a waste of time for unsophisticated adult learners. My brother in law has told me that too many of his ex-military friends wind up frittering away the money they get for education on credentials that no one recognizes or respects.
re: Online Programs Target Adults Without Degrees
I definitely think we are at a point in which the old models of education are no longer sufficient to meet the needs of a workforce that is working longer hours and spending more time commuting. It is good to see that the system is finally becoming more flexible for adult learners.
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7/26/2013 | 1:56:37 PM
I think you make a good point, David. Adults who pursue online learning need to be motivated and choose programs wisely. From my research I've learned that adults must verify that their program is accredited, and choose a degree in a high-need field, in order to make the best of their education.