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Education Resources
Regional Accreditation vs. National Accreditation
Do you know what the difference is between national and regional accreditation? If not, you'll want to read this section of the Guide to Online Education and find which is right for you as you choose a college or university.
Synchronous vs. Asynchronous Classes
What's the difference between synchronous and asynchronous classes? Which option is better for you? Don't choose an online program until you read this article.
How to Request Your Transcripts
If you're transferring credits to a new college, or applying for an advanced degree, you will need an official college transcript from your former school. Here's how to get it.
Associate's or Bachelor's Degree First?
Have you truly researched the degree you need? Don't waste money on a 4-year degree if you only need 2 years of college. And don't waste time on an associate's if you should be on the bachelor's track. This article explains which students belong where.
For-Profit & Not-for-Profit Colleges and Universities
Ever wondered why some colleges operate like modern businesses and others hold onto traditional practices? Learn the ins and outs of for-profit and not-for-profit colleges.