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| − | {{OMG250}}<h3>Can You Find A Job With a Degree From A Distance Learning Program?</h3>
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| − | Odds are, if you are thinking about taking a distance learning degree program, you are
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| − | doing it to further your career, or get your certification needed to start down a completely
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| − | different career path. Either way, you need to make certain that the degree you earn from
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| − | distance learning comes from an accredited, reputable school, or some employer’s may
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| − | not be willing to accept it, and may look over your resume, no matter how good your
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| − | grades were. Yes, you can find a job with a degree earned from a distance learning
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| − | program, but there are some things that can make it much easier for you to do so.
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| − | It is hard to definitively answer the question about distance learning degrees, as it does
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| − | depend a lot of the distance learning school that you earn your degree from. If you earn a
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| − | degree from a distance learning school that isn’t properly accredited, then odds are, you
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| − | are wasting your time, your money, and your effort. It is extremely important to do your
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| − | homework before choosing a distance learning school, especially for those who are
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| − | seeking a degree or certification that can be used for career advancement.
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| − | Most employers will accept your degree if it comes from an accredited institution, even a
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| − | distance learning program. Be careful, however, as some distance learning schools are
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| − | accredited by the Distance Education and Training Council, which doesn’t hold to the
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| − | high standards as the six main accreditation agencies do. Do your homework, and don’t
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| − | just believe that the distance learning school you have chosen is accredited without
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| − | finding out for yourself.
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| − | Different employers view distance learning differently. Some believe that you still
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| − | learned and were tested on the information, so that they have no reason not to hire you or
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| − | accept your degree. Others think that all distance learning programs are a sham, and that
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| − | you don’t know anything that you claim to, and may even refuse to hire you, until you
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| − | obtain a degree from a local university. Again, it really does vary. You have no way to
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| − | really know what potential employers think of distance learning degrees until you apply
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| − | and go in for an interview.
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| − | When you fill out your resume and applications for various employers, list your degree,
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| − | and the organization you obtained it from, but nothing further unless you are specifically
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| − | asked. Some employers may not even associate the school name with a distance learning
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| − | degree, and if they don’t out right ask, you aren’t really required to tell them.
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| − | Just be well prepared before you go on job interviews, and do your best to impress,
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| − | without dwelling on where your degree came from. You are really trying to impress your
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| − | employer with your current knowledge and attitude, not with the name of your school. In
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| − | most instances, your end result will depend solely on you, and how you conduct yourself
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| − | during the interview. So, keep that in mind when you go job hunting with your distance
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