Skool Stuff
Need to remember to follow up on:
CSU Fresno - it is possible to enroll in online courses (criminology lower division) thru Open University, just need the instructor's approval. The downside: I don't think you can get federal financial aid if you are not officially accepted into a degree-granting program. Plus, I already have a bachelor's, I don't think they give money for 2nd undergrad degrees :( Must check this at the fafsa website.
Cal Poly - call and see if I can "add on" their Criminal Justice Concentration to my bachelor's. At the very least I can take the courses thru Open University...I don't think they would allow much more than that, seeing as they apparently do not accept people seeking a 2nd bachelor's degree....weird. It would look nicer if I had some kind of certificate though. hm.
Kaplan ..they cost just about as much as other universities believe it or not! Very leery of their nontradtional status though.
Check out other schools: http://dir.yahoo.com/Education/Distance_Learning/Colleges_and_Universities/
Good Old Michigan State (MS in CJ): http://online-contined.msu.edu/program.asp?program=5
and cool sometimes FREE e-learning stuff: http://www.fathom.com/
CSU Fresno - it is possible to enroll in online courses (criminology lower division) thru Open University, just need the instructor's approval. The downside: I don't think you can get federal financial aid if you are not officially accepted into a degree-granting program. Plus, I already have a bachelor's, I don't think they give money for 2nd undergrad degrees :( Must check this at the fafsa website.
Cal Poly - call and see if I can "add on" their Criminal Justice Concentration to my bachelor's. At the very least I can take the courses thru Open University...I don't think they would allow much more than that, seeing as they apparently do not accept people seeking a 2nd bachelor's degree....weird. It would look nicer if I had some kind of certificate though. hm.
Kaplan ..they cost just about as much as other universities believe it or not! Very leery of their nontradtional status though.
Check out other schools: http://dir.yahoo.com/Education/Distance_Learning/Colleges_and_Universities/
Good Old Michigan State (MS in CJ): http://online-contined.msu.edu/program.asp?program=5
and cool sometimes FREE e-learning stuff: http://www.fathom.com/