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Distance Learning FAQs

What is Distance Learning?

Who benefits from Distance Learning?

Where will my distance learning degree get me?

Is Financial Aid available?

Do graduate schools accept Distance Learning degrees?

What is accreditation and who can confer it?

Can previously earned credit be transferred?

Are there other ways to earn credit?

How can textbooks be acquired?

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Are there other ways to earn credit?

Attending classes is not the only way to accumulate credits towards a degree. Colleges and universities in this website grant credit for knowledge gained in non-traditional ways. Any number of professional, military or personal experiences may be accepted.




Alternate Sources of Credit

	A.	Assessing Credit for Equivalent Learning Experience
	B.	Credit for Military Schooling
	C.	Credit for Professional Certifications and Licenses
	D.	Courses Sponsored by Business and Government
	E.	Correspondence Courses
	F.	Course Credit by Examination
	G.	Who Offers Course Credit by Examination?
	H.	Local Colleges and Universities
	I.	Courses Offered Over the Internet
	J.	Courses Offered by Video and Television