Online and Brick and Mortar Degrees

Over a couple of years, E-education has been highly adopted and become a commonly used medium of acquiring education. Most students have flocked to seeking education on online platforms because they are flexible in payment terms and access. Furthermore, online graduates are most likely to land on IT related jobs due to a belief that course offered online require the learner engage themselves fully with technology and It related issues.

According to (Wellen, 2006), most progressive recruiter are in search for employees that possess a wide range of talents in various backgrounds. A larger percentage of those taking their online programs are adults that have multiple responsibilities as breadwinners in their home. They most acquire these degrees to advance in the job ranking or when joining in new fields.

The major chronic issue facing the online programs is over-aggressively recruiting students creating a lack of trustfulness with the employers. The University of Phoenix, for example, was fined $9.8 million by the department of United States Education for violating the terms of enrollment and operation. In this view, with proper policing and through a scrutiny of the applicant, both program could have been treated the...