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For many people, distance learning brings to mind an old-fashioned correspondence school – "send us your money and we will send
you a diploma." This concept has disappeared and distance
learning has found its place in the halls of academia. Adults are discovering
that distance
education provides a high-quality academic experience that
allows them to adapt the method, time, and place of learning to their own
situations
and schedules
Here are a few things to think about when considering distance education:
- Do you need a higher level
degree for your job but don’t have the
flexibility to drive to a college campus several nights
a week?
- Would you like the opportunity to continue your education
at a time and place that is convenient for your schedule?
- Does your current schedule simply not allow you to
attend on-campus classes every week?
- Are you comfortable using email and accessing the Internet?
- Is being part of a learning community something
you value?
- Are you self-motivated?
- Do you feel comfortable trying new ways to learn?
- Does the opportunity to interact with adults from all
over the world
excite you?
If you answered "yes" to these
questions, then distance education could be for you. CDU
offers several learning formats designed
to meet the varying needs of adult learners. Be
sure to explore this section of the CDU web site to learn
more.
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