Colorado Technical University

i need help choosing an online college?

i need help choosing an online college that would get me a job n i know that when i graduate i wont have any problems getting hired??? I plant to get atleast an associate in computer such as computer engineering, information technology, or networking i love all 3 of them so it would't matter whichone i really go into???? all i want is atleast an associate so when am done with that i can transfer to a 4 year college bt i gotta be sure that when i apply to transfer that all ma credits will be transfer or act least almost all would... anyone that can help me please am so lost n if u can help me with the an outline on how to do all this please let me know??? also i dont wanna go to a really expensive one bt i dont want it to be a a good school???? i heart abt colorado technical university which is completely online, and also abt devry ??? what do you guys think???? thank you in advance 4 ur opinion n colaboration

Public Comments

1. DeVry is like ITT Tech. It has virtually no respect with employers. The best online schools have a regular campus as well.
2. Your best option would be to find a "real" university that has an online degree for what you want to do. The "online" schools are not respected and won't transfer to a 4 year school.
3. You're much better off going to a on-campus program than on-line in any kind of computer-related field. DeVry is much better than ITT. It's true that many DeVry degrees are worthless, but the Computer Engineering Technology degree is TAC/ABET-accredited, which means the degree is legitimate and courses are transferable. Also, DeVry BSCET degree holders are eligible for NICET Certification. If you absolutely must take a degree on-line, Gratham University is a well-established on-line provider with a more or less decent reputation for its BSCET (but its degrees are not TAC/ABET- or NAIT-accredited).