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Online College Degrees - Why These Are the Best Kind to Get For Free Online College degrees are the rage across our nation. Many universities have set up distance learning courses that can be accessed anywhere in the United States. In fact, some of the students live in different countries that attend these colleges. The world has been made smaller due to the Internet, yet in the same why it has expanded its ability to network with many more people than possible before. The Obama administration has federal funding that will apply to these types of classes and a few are stated, or a single mom, this funding is waiting to pay for your two-year college degree. [VIEW ARTICLE]Comments RSS Feed For This Article: 
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Subject: Benefits and disadvantages of distance education
I agree that there are certainly many benefits to distance education, including flexibility that allows many people to obtain a degree who might not otherwise be able to do so. However, it is important to recognise that there are also challenges to online or distance education. Students can feel isolate, miss out on important aspects of the university experience (including learning team work and benefitting from the input of other students), and sometimes have trouble accessing the university's resources, like the library or learning centres. While distance and online education is fantastic, it needs to develop further before it could be considered 'just as good' as attending in person.