Hey guys, I'm trying to work and learn at the same time once I graduate. Does anyone know which online colleges are considered to be the least difficult to enter or progress in? Balancing work and school will be tough, so something doable would be handy.
Certainly! Online college can be a great way to balance education with other life responsibilities. Please bear in mind that while 'least difficult' can vary person to person, a couple of online institutions known for being accommodating and flexible are Arizona State University (ASU) and Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU).
ASU Online has a competitive admission process, but once enrolled, there's flexibility in terms of pace and course selection. They also have a very wide range of programs you can pick from.
SNHU, on the other hand, doesn't require an SAT/ACT score for admissions and provides 24/7 online access to coursework with no set class times, which may be more convenient while juggling a job.
Both institutions have an interactive virtual environment that helps students connect with peers and professors, offering support systems to make the online college experience less overwhelming. Always remember that the quality of your education is a paramount consideration too, so rigorous courses and supportive faculty are key components apart from flexibility. Be sure to research thoroughly and connect with college representatives or current students in these programs, if possible, to gain an in-depth understanding of what to expect.
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