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I have to respectfully disagree. I go to western governors university and I love it. One of the biggest reasons is if you are really on top of your school work you can get whole years or semesters worth of work done in one semester. The first year that I was at the school I finished 8 classes in a 6 month term. essentially I got a semester free. Tuition is only 3500 and you get 6 months to get as much done as possible. The second reason why I have to disagree is because of how fast the program can be completed if you are on top of your school work. Originally I was supposed to graduate in 2023, but I will be graduating this year after just 2 years of being in school for my 4 year bachelors degree. Another thing that is great about my program is that I get certifications within my course of study as a part of my program. When I graduate I will have more than just a degree, I will have the skills necessary for my field. There are many positives that over shadow the cons that you outline in your video because the whole "social" aspect of going to a traditional college is just not that important. When I went to a brick and mortar school I hated it and found that it was not for me. I love the program that I am in because of the challenge from the classes that I am in as well and noticing the relevance of subject matter being taught to me.
I actually do a hybrid in a way. I go to college for physics, but have all of my undergrad credit classes online such as your diversity or arts credit, as they tend to be easy and most people taking them are taking them as those are undergrad requirements no matter the degree. So I do most of my degree stuff on campus and other stuff online
The only reason I personally see the need to get an online grad degree or any grad degree on location is if you are working for a company and would like to climb some ladders/make a higher salary or if you are aiming for an occupation or job that requires more credentials. I also think that the best way to get through it is if the company you work for offers tuition reimbursement. Otherwise, you're at risk of experiencing a horror story.
I decided to get an accredited online degree from a public university because I'm 27, work full time, and have a lot of responsibilities at home that I can't just ignore. I'm over 1,000 miles away from home and can't just quit life. After I served in the US Marines, I developed some medical issues that I need to work on constantly so I really need to sustain my full time employment/benefits. I went to a brick and mortal school, served in the military, and have 11 years of work experience after living in 3 states. So online college works best for me. But I will agree that a traditional setting is important to many people and should be considered. I just strongly oppose the stigma of one being better than the other when it comes from the same assignments, professors, and school. Each just has their own pros and cons that are pretty irrelevant to what will help you most with your career and retirement. My suggestion is to thoroughly look into each school and talk to as many people as you can about the program(s).
1000% agree. The popularity and demand for online degrees is off the chart and growing daily. The standard for the future. In many ways, this video is like 10 years old.
Perhaps it's different in different cities. For years, in Kansas City, a Computer Science degree from DeVry in Computer Science has been like a medical degree from Harvard. I worked in it over 25 years. DeVry has been in KC and well known and respected over 45 years, A totally different concept than University of Phoenix.
In the UK, Open University is highly respected and has been operating as a distance learning university for over 50 years. Some employers respect a degree from there more than a bricks and mortar university, as it shows self motivation and commitment to your field. Also, employers often respect the degree more because most people who study there are working full time or have other commitments that restricted their studying.
I took the sledge hammer and demolished the Like button. You, dear reader, should do the same. Anyway, I did not know anything about online colleges and this was incredibly informative. More importantly, point #3 at: 5:41 and the danger of certificates was pure gold.
And now, 3 years later, this video is pretty much totally outdated and not really relevant to today's online degree programs and you have to learn the facts all over again! Online is the wave!
Liberty University is ACSB accredited. Depending on your major, sometimes certain licenses require a degree from an AACSB accredited school (ei CPA in certain states). So make sure that the ACSB accreditation is good for what you want to do.
Very informative, I generally like all of your videos that I have seen so far. Great information. Just a bit of an issue with your camera focusing on and out repeatedly but well done otherwise!
I remember when an online college was trying to recruit me and called me over & over! & tried to get me to sign up! This was in 2016. I had a feeling the degree wouldn’t hold as much weight! & I backed out! So I’m thankful I didn’t do it!
I am a student at Nexford.org in an MBA online program and it is really a great experience, even though it is a total online non-profit university. I do not know what would be the opinion of recruiters, but I am happy with what I am learning and the communication with teachers and other students are very good.
@@ShaneHummus if you do not mind, I would like to know your point of view about it, you always have details we do not see. Thank you for your efforts ❤
That is too bad when people cheat because they are only truly cheating themselves. I am currently attending Purdue University Global and I love it! I did formerly attend Ivy Tech a community college in Indiana and was not a fan! I like Purdue because I am a working adult with kids its a little more flexible.
@@ShaneHummus best thing was having top notch professors. We got the same professors that teaches at the University. Bad thing was we also have to do the same assignments as the students that goes in class. We also have a strong allaumna core. Would not have it any other way.
I live in Europe and things are very different here. There's no thing as regional accreditation, only national accreditation. Everything is more centralised here.
@@ShaneHummus In Europe it's easier to study at university, even poor people can easily access it because you study with a student loan from the government, around $9, 000 per year for 3 years and then you pay back when you find a job paying over $25, 000 per year, if you don't find a job like that for 20 years after you graduate the debt is written off. So you study without paying anything in advance from your own pocket. Also the loan interest is very low.
Shane, what do you think of Hyper Island? It's referred to as "the digital Harvard". I'm going the business developer program which is online and on campus every other month here in Sweden. They have a school in New York and other big cities in the world too. It's an extremely unique approach of learning in a more modern way
@@ShaneHummus Thanks for replying Shane. I think it's important for people to understand where the future of education is moving towards. To see how important it is to learn how to learn and find your way and methods of learning the best than it is for others to supply you with everything. Because there's so much information already out there, but how do you gather it, analyze it, draw conclusions and apply it. I find it so fascinating to see that now.
@@ShaneHummus Hi Shane, can you tell us about how to finish a degree faster, I heard about study.com when you can earn college credits there and transfer them to a university so you can finish faster with a lower price, is this true? and are there other ways to finish faster?
@@ShaneHummus they're are the cheapest and have a great alumni network. They're a top ranked computer science university and I believe they're ranked number 1 online. They help those who attend it get a job. They teach relevant skills used to date and allows more people to come in to the program since it's not seated.
Hi sir. First up thank you for the content and absolutely love everything that you do. Ammm...I am just curious about if you have any idea on how a international student (Asian) can get into a reputed university of the US. I guess i am asking the procedure and difficulties that a typical international student with no connection faces there and is it worth it>? Would love a reply or a video on that. Thank you for everything!!!
Hey Prithak Gajurel.. Thanks for the support, I really appreciate it. Hang in there, I can make a video on that because comment secton wont be enough to give you details.. Stay tuned my friend =)
Shane only today and a few minutes ago I was considering an only university for something like graphics or web design then this video came out. Should I consider these skills through another online provider like skillshare then? I'm from the Caribbean and it's somewhat challenging to go to college plus work opportunities are limited here and because of this I've been trying to decide what is the best way to learn. Please help
@@ShaneHummusHey Shane thanks for the reply! Tbh a bit in a pickle on choosing the best route to study and thanks for asking and I hope everything is good on your end. I must say I am very thankful for your time and effort in these videos man.. Definitely though if you can, please make a video for persons like myself who are coming from places overseas and are potential international students specifically. Thanks again bro
@@trevor2830 Will do! I would say if you're looking to do a remote job look for skills on upwork that people are paying good money for and learn those skills
Shane Hummus - The Success GPS that be awesome I tried to find only and I saw that Liberty University is a physical school but also online that accepts nationally accredited degrees into their programs
Hello Shane, I liked your Channel so much, it is the best☆. Actually, I did a research about the best colleges that are respected and regionally accredited, in addition to other features such as the low prices, I found that Southern New Hampshire University is a good option for me. What do you think, is it a good decision?
From my standpoint, I have never heard anything good about online universities. You dont learn real life skills by looking at a computer, but above all else, most of them are scams. One of my friends did some online school for something to do with her nursing degree. My memory doesn't serve that well, but I do remember her telling me that the university wasn't accredited and the 2 years that she went there meant nothing to employers or anyone else for that matter. My advice is to stay away from online universities.
@@ShaneHummus I would, but I can't exactly remember the name of it. I have a guess as to what it might be, but since I might be wrong I wouldn't like yo tarnish the name of that school.
Of course your opinion now is proven to be wrong and invalid 3 years later. Amazing how much has changed. Reminds me of 30 years ago, when so many people said that kids who were home schooled do not learn much or anything.
@@pep590I don’t understand why homeschooled kids get so much hate?? One of my best friends was homeschooled and she was smarter than our entire cohort 😂 it was freaky at times. But it does go to show they learn loads
@@VideosOfRandomContext I totally agree with you my friend. With 10's of 1000's of home schooled children out there now, I do see that the overall hate and or criticism they once received from all over has dissipated quite a bit. I've heard of perhaps more than one of a homeschooled child earing perfect SAT scores.
Hey shane, i need your opinion... Im planing to become a orthodontist, but it takes 10 years to become one, they make good money and it kinda interest me but do you think 10 years is too much?
Going to make a part 2 video on universities. I could consider including that on the content. Stay tuned and make sure to ring the notification bell. Cheers!
Just go for the traditional schools that offer online degrees and have the accreditation you are looking for.. like ACSB vs AACSB. I talked to Penn State, Alabama, Troy, ext that were all very good and have the prestigious accreditation. Penn State is like the public ivy league if you want the status. If you are going to get your business degree online most public universities offer a flat-rate tuition regardless of state residency. Best bet is to talk to the schools.
Which ones??? if you are making an assumption about all online degree programs you have made a @ss of yourself for assuming. Which school did you attend for an online degree. I'm betting like your name, the answer is Nun...
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I have to respectfully disagree. I go to western governors university and I love it. One of the biggest reasons is if you are really on top of your school work you can get whole years or semesters worth of work done in one semester. The first year that I was at the school I finished 8 classes in a 6 month term. essentially I got a semester free. Tuition is only 3500 and you get 6 months to get as much done as possible. The second reason why I have to disagree is because of how fast the program can be completed if you are on top of your school work. Originally I was supposed to graduate in 2023, but I will be graduating this year after just 2 years of being in school for my 4 year bachelors degree. Another thing that is great about my program is that I get certifications within my course of study as a part of my program. When I graduate I will have more than just a degree, I will have the skills necessary for my field. There are many positives that over shadow the cons that you outline in your video because the whole "social" aspect of going to a traditional college is just not that important. When I went to a brick and mortar school I hated it and found that it was not for me. I love the program that I am in because of the challenge from the classes that I am in as well and noticing the relevance of subject matter being taught to me.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this Miguel Richardson. I respect your opinion on the matter.
I'd like to go to WGU but it doesn't have the business accreditation I need :/ that's awesome you got to grind out your degree and cut out all the bs.
I actually do a hybrid in a way. I go to college for physics, but have all of my undergrad credit classes online such as your diversity or arts credit, as they tend to be easy and most people taking them are taking them as those are undergrad requirements no matter the degree. So I do most of my degree stuff on campus and other stuff online
The only reason I personally see the need to get an online grad degree or any grad degree on location is if you are working for a company and would like to climb some ladders/make a higher salary or if you are aiming for an occupation or job that requires more credentials. I also think that the best way to get through it is if the company you work for offers tuition reimbursement. Otherwise, you're at risk of experiencing a horror story.
That's right C N.. Thanks for your inputs
My online degree from UMUC helped me get a new job that paid 47% more than my old job. I’d highly recommend UMUC (now UMGC).
Lance Brooks thanks for the recommendation
@Gabe F I majored in Data Analytics. I also supplemented my education with the Dell EMC Data Science Associate certification.
I decided to get an accredited online degree from a public university because I'm 27, work full time, and have a lot of responsibilities at home that I can't just ignore. I'm over 1,000 miles away from home and can't just quit life. After I served in the US Marines, I developed some medical issues that I need to work on constantly so I really need to sustain my full time employment/benefits. I went to a brick and mortal school, served in the military, and have 11 years of work experience after living in 3 states. So online college works best for me. But I will agree that a traditional setting is important to many people and should be considered. I just strongly oppose the stigma of one being better than the other when it comes from the same assignments, professors, and school. Each just has their own pros and cons that are pretty irrelevant to what will help you most with your career and retirement. My suggestion is to thoroughly look into each school and talk to as many people as you can about the program(s).
A big salute and a big thanks for serving our country sir.. I greatly appreciate you sharing your thoughts on this. Best of luck to you =)
If you guys want examples of good online colleges:
Penn State World Campus
Georgia Tech (Online Masters in Comp Sci and Masters in Cyber Security)
Thanks for the recommendation TekNek
Thanks dude. I needed this info
I work 50-60hrs a week, adding commuting time to this it is more like 70hrs a week… online programs are my only option.
This video hits different after 2022.
1000% agree. The popularity and demand for online degrees is off the chart and growing daily. The standard for the future. In many ways, this video is like 10 years old.
Perhaps it's different in different cities. For years, in Kansas City, a Computer Science degree from DeVry in Computer Science has been like a medical degree from Harvard. I worked in it over 25 years. DeVry has been in KC and well known and respected over 45 years, A totally different concept than University of Phoenix.
In the UK, Open University is highly respected and has been operating as a distance learning university for over 50 years. Some employers respect a degree from there more than a bricks and mortar university, as it shows self motivation and commitment to your field. Also, employers often respect the degree more because most people who study there are working full time or have other commitments that restricted their studying.
I took the sledge hammer and demolished the Like button. You, dear reader, should do the same. Anyway, I did not know anything about online colleges and this was incredibly informative. More importantly, point #3 at: 5:41 and the danger of certificates was pure gold.
You always give the best comments Alexandru Ulici .. Thanks bro =)
And now, 3 years later, this video is pretty much totally outdated and not really relevant to today's online degree programs and you have to learn the facts all over again! Online is the wave!
I had to double check my school quickly. I'm happy Liberty University is regionally accredited and their MBA program is accredited too.
Nice! Best of luck Maitreyee Hunter
Liberty University is ACSB accredited. Depending on your major, sometimes certain licenses require a degree from an AACSB accredited school (ei CPA in certain states). So make sure that the ACSB accreditation is good for what you want to do.
Very informative, I generally like all of your videos that I have seen so far. Great information. Just a bit of an issue with your camera focusing on and out repeatedly but well done otherwise!
Sorry about the camera.. I am trying to sort that out. Thanks for your support and honest feedback Aj
I remember when an online college was trying to recruit me and called me over & over! & tried to get me to sign up! This was in 2016. I had a feeling the degree wouldn’t hold as much weight! & I backed out! So I’m thankful I didn’t do it!
TLDR: don’t go to random online schools, (if in US) do **your state’s uni** people in other places should only attend esteemed unis, even online.
I am a student at Nexford.org in an MBA online program and it is really a great experience, even though it is a total online non-profit university.
I do not know what would be the opinion of recruiters, but I am happy with what I am learning and the communication with teachers and other students are very good.
Nice! Thanks for sharing that Nico Robin. Cheers!
@@ShaneHummus if you do not mind, I would like to know your point of view about it, you always have details we do not see.
Thank you for your efforts ❤
That is too bad when people cheat because they are only truly cheating themselves. I am currently attending Purdue University Global and I love it! I did formerly attend Ivy Tech a community college in Indiana and was not a fan! I like Purdue because I am a working adult with kids its a little more flexible.
I graduated from Troy University. One of the best online program out there.
Hey Tou Lor thanks a lot for your recommendation. What do you like most about learning from them?
@@ShaneHummus best thing was having top notch professors. We got the same professors that teaches at the University. Bad thing was we also have to do the same assignments as the students that goes in class. We also have a strong allaumna core. Would not have it any other way.
I was recently accepted there and trying to decide between UAB and Troy. Thank you for the input.
You did not tell us some of these brick and mortar universities or colleges to get an online degree from.
you are talented, glad i found ya
You actually need to be selfdirected at a traditional university as well
Thanks for your input PinkTrash Unicorn
I may got a online graduate degree after I complete my undergraduate degree and have a full-time job.
Good to hear EGOIST.. What online degree did you go for?
@@ShaneHummus Computer Engineering
Not all majors can be done online. But some study can be done through distance mode.
Right Sushil Melville. Thanks for your input
I live in Europe and things are very different here. There's no thing as regional accreditation, only national accreditation. Everything is more centralised here.
Great! I also heard you guys have an excellent education system. Can you tell me more about that?
@@ShaneHummus In Europe it's easier to study at university, even poor people can easily access it because you study with a student loan from the government, around $9, 000 per year for 3 years and then you pay back when you find a job paying over $25, 000 per year, if you don't find a job like that for 20 years after you graduate the debt is written off. So you study without paying anything in advance from your own pocket. Also the loan interest is very low.
Online college is not easy but it’s convenient.
Shane, what do you think of Hyper Island? It's referred to as "the digital Harvard". I'm going the business developer program which is online and on campus every other month here in Sweden. They have a school in New York and other big cities in the world too. It's an extremely unique approach of learning in a more modern way
Hmm going to check that out and let you know
@@ShaneHummus Thanks for replying Shane. I think it's important for people to understand where the future of education is moving towards. To see how important it is to learn how to learn and find your way and methods of learning the best than it is for others to supply you with everything. Because there's so much information already out there, but how do you gather it, analyze it, draw conclusions and apply it. I find it so fascinating to see that now.
when you said that you can take some online classes and physical classes at the same time, does that mean that you can earn credits and finish faster?
No it means you have to go to the actual school for some classes. More speaking of labs you may have to complete
Right Tyler
@@ShaneHummus Hi Shane, can you tell us about how to finish a degree faster, I heard about study.com when you can earn college credits there and transfer them to a university so you can finish faster with a lower price, is this true? and are there other ways to finish faster?
Georgia Tech's online masters in computer science is the best one.
Hey Rezalion.. I appreciate your recommendation.. Please tell me more about them and how they compare to other online schools. Thanks
@@ShaneHummus they're are the cheapest and have a great alumni network. They're a top ranked computer science university and I believe they're ranked number 1 online. They help those who attend it get a job. They teach relevant skills used to date and allows more people to come in to the program since it's not seated.
They also have a good online master of Science in Cyber Security for $10,000
Hi sir. First up thank you for the content and absolutely love everything that you do. Ammm...I am just curious about if you have any idea on how a international student (Asian) can get into a reputed university of the US. I guess i am asking the procedure and difficulties that a typical international student with no connection faces there and is it worth it>? Would love a reply or a video on that. Thank you for everything!!!
Hey Prithak Gajurel.. Thanks for the support, I really appreciate it. Hang in there, I can make a video on that because comment secton wont be enough to give you details.. Stay tuned my friend =)
@@ShaneHummusThank you sir! Will be waiting and keep up the good work 😁😁
Shane only today and a few minutes ago I was considering an only university for something like graphics or web design then this video came out. Should I consider these skills through another online provider like skillshare then? I'm from the Caribbean and it's somewhat challenging to go to college plus work opportunities are limited here and because of this I've been trying to decide what is the best way to learn. Please help
The Real.. Hey! how are you? hmm always best to choose the cheaper option Good luck =)
@@ShaneHummusHey Shane thanks for the reply! Tbh a bit in a pickle on choosing the best route to study and thanks for asking and I hope everything is good on your end. I must say I am very thankful for your time and effort in these videos man.. Definitely though if you can, please make a video for persons like myself who are coming from places overseas and are potential international students specifically. Thanks again bro
@@trevor2830 Will do! I would say if you're looking to do a remote job look for skills on upwork that people are paying good money for and learn those skills
@@ShaneHummus Good idea! Will do and I'll let you know how it goes. Thanks bro
Are there any regionally accredited schools that accept degrees from nationally accredited universities?
Let me check and Ill get back to you on that Steven
Shane Hummus - The Success GPS that be awesome I tried to find only and I saw that Liberty University is a physical school but also online that accepts nationally accredited degrees into their programs
What about university of Maryland Global campus? - bioinformatics masters while directly working in the field?
Plan it out well maybe it could work for you. Good luck
What about umpi?
Hello Shane, I liked your Channel so much, it is the best☆.
Actually, I did a research about the best colleges that are respected and regionally accredited, in addition to other features such as the low prices, I found that Southern New Hampshire University is a good option for me. What do you think, is it a good decision?
I love how you have everything planned out Moatasem Najem. Go for something you are comfortable with. Good luck! =)
@@ShaneHummus Thank you so much!
From my standpoint, I have never heard anything good about online universities. You dont learn real life skills by looking at a computer, but above all else, most of them are scams. One of my friends did some online school for something to do with her nursing degree. My memory doesn't serve that well, but I do remember her telling me that the university wasn't accredited and the 2 years that she went there meant nothing to employers or anyone else for that matter. My advice is to stay away from online universities.
Thanks for pointing that out TylerF. Can you comment the name of the uni so we know which ones to avoid.. Thanks
@@ShaneHummus I would, but I can't exactly remember the name of it. I have a guess as to what it might be, but since I might be wrong I wouldn't like yo tarnish the name of that school.
Of course your opinion now is proven to be wrong and invalid 3 years later. Amazing how much has changed. Reminds me of 30 years ago, when so many people said that kids who were home schooled do not learn much or anything.
@@pep590I don’t understand why homeschooled kids get so much hate?? One of my best friends was homeschooled and she was smarter than our entire cohort 😂 it was freaky at times. But it does go to show they learn loads
@@VideosOfRandomContext I totally agree with you my friend. With 10's of 1000's of home schooled children out there now, I do see that the overall hate and or criticism they once received from all over has dissipated quite a bit. I've heard of perhaps more than one of a homeschooled child earing perfect SAT scores.
Hey shane, i need your opinion...
Im planing to become a orthodontist, but it takes 10 years to become one, they make good money and it kinda interest me but do you think 10 years is too much?
Depended your age, financial state
Egoist is right.. if you have the money to do it and if you're still young, go for it.
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Im 17 and i like the idea of becoming one , my parents said they can support and pay it for me so yeah
But at the same time, its alot of money and alot of time, and im scared i dont wanna waste that and then figuer out i wanna be something else
im beating the living shit outta that like button
Thanks for doing so haha Check out my other videos and let me know your thoughts on them =)
What do you think about University of People?
Going to make a part 2 video on universities. I could consider including that on the content. Stay tuned and make sure to ring the notification bell. Cheers!
Any opinions on the NY HEOP program?
Hey Steven Nunez..Thanks for being here.. I'll include NY HEOP on my next video =)
I’m trying to find a good university with a cheap undergraduate degree in BBA in north Texas. Anyone have any suggestions?
Best of luck to you Casey R =)
Just go for the traditional schools that offer online degrees and have the accreditation you are looking for.. like ACSB vs AACSB. I talked to Penn State, Alabama, Troy, ext that were all very good and have the prestigious accreditation. Penn State is like the public ivy league if you want the status. If you are going to get your business degree online most public universities offer a flat-rate tuition regardless of state residency. Best bet is to talk to the schools.
UNT, right in your backtyard.
Thank you sir
You got it.. Let me know your thoughts on the video =)
Diploma Mills.
Right
Which ones??? if you are making an assumption about all online degree programs you have made a @ss of yourself for assuming. Which school did you attend for an online degree. I'm betting like your name, the answer is Nun...
how about ASU online
What if we don’t have a basement ?