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Entry for April 20, 2007

University Selection

One of the classic dilemmas faced by students after school is the selection of the right university. With a huge number of options with varying specializations, campus facilities and of course the recognition and accreditations, the selections become really puzzling.

While selecting remember to consider:

1. Your aptitude and your past records on subjects

2. Compare courses of your choices across university to see if they offer the ones you want to go ahead with and their relevance

3. Accreditations

4. Facilities

5. Industry acceptance

The choices are more than enough for students with the right aptitude and skills and I am not talking just about the toppers. After all a lot of mediocre students do make it big, at times bigger than the toppers just because they made the right selections along the path.

The opportunities for university education have enhanced with the upcoming of online universities. Online universities like Almeda University, offer students access to a larger number of options and flexibility, as physical presence is either not required or just about minimal.

Life experience degrees are highly focused programs that are high on industry relevance. Students of such programs can look forward to being one of the most updated professionals as these programs are designed with the present and future in mind. The feather in the cap is the option to upgrade as relevant additions to the programs are made to offer students and easy upgrade from their current kills.

There has been a lot of hoopla over the acceptability of online universities and their programs. Let me tell you, the acceptability is all about a candidate’s ability and credentials relevant to the job responsibilities. If a degree is found ornamental, with the incumbent lacking the required skills, the only way to is the door!
Friday April 20, 2007 - 11:05am (PDT) Permanent Link | 0 Comments
Entry for April 10, 2007
Almeda University, one of the leaders in online education, is now offering MBA courses online. Those with the requisite background and knowledge could attain an MBA in about 6 months. It is likely to be a boon for anyone unable to opt for full time courses. The Masters and Doctorate degrees would be available through the dissertation or thesis options. This would offer the working professionals, students on assignments and those with financial constraints a unique opportunity to get the coveted degree without foregoing their present commitments.

Modern day business demands creativity, independent learning, intellectual reasoning, and originality. The Ph.D. by dissertation or MBA by thesis major offered by Almeda looks to develop future talents for the best-prepared workforce of tomorrow. The course puts Almeda University students at par with select graduate studies or special undergraduate honors programs offered by some of the best names in PG studies internationally. 

A graduation is essential to enroll for the course. Those without a bachelor’s degree need to obtain their UG credentials for the purpose. The thesis for one of Almeda University’s Master’s programs should focus on a main hypothesis supported by theoretical propositions, methodological considerations, and literature analysis. 

Almeda University is a member of NBBTA (National Black Business Trade Association), NCB (Netcheck Commerce Bureau), AIEA (Association of International Education Assessors), ePublicEye.com, USDLA (United States Distance Learning Association) & USA Chamber of E-Commerce and accredited by  IEM (Interfaith Education Ministries), AOAEX (The Association for Online Academic Excellence) & CDEA (Council For Distance Education Accreditation).

You can get more information and post your comments and feedback here or on and

Dr. Keith Carter is an retired educational consultant and be contacted at drkeithcarter@yahoo.com.

Tuesday April 10, 2007 - 06:57pm (PDT) Permanent Link | 0 Comments

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