camel toe asked:


If two people applied for the same job and held the same degree but one was from a online university and one was from a true brick and mortar university, would it make a difference to potential employers?

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Bethany M asked:


I am considering an online degree because I work full time and I am not able to get the classes I need at night at my local university. Online degrees are becoming more popular and are more convenient to obtain for full time employees. My concern is whether employers are willing to hire someone with an online degree as opposed to a conventional classroom degree. Do employers think a person has the proper training/knowledge if an online degree is obtained?

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eiwo2so asked:


say a person only has a bachelor degree in psychology, then decided to create a website where he or she give psychological advises to people, then maybe later he or she can charge for the service. is he allow to do that?

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ppumpkin83 asked:


Hello,

I will complete my diploma this year and I’m thinking of getting a bachelor degree from any university in the united states. I’ll be 26 years old when I finish and I’m getting paranoid about my age and the average age in universities in the united states.

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