Where can start on and earn an on-line degree in history that will be considered legitimate?

Answer 1

Here in Canada, We have courses that offer though distant learning agencies that are accredited colleges and university. Two place you can look all this information up on is the web page for Thompson Rivers University and Lethbridge Community College. Here is the web site for Thompson Rivers University http://www.tru.ca/distance.html and Lethbridge Community College http://www.lethbridgecollege.ab.ca/. Best thing to do is go to your local community college or University and ask someone at registration or the library where you can find all the catalogues for all the Universities and Colleges in the United States there after a lot of looking you might find some accredited University or College that has distant education course you can take so you can get your history degree. When I went to my neighbourhood community college for a while I notice in the career centre piles of catalogues from all the Universities and Colleges in Canada that why I suggest you try there. Or go to your local university or college and ask to speak with the dean or chair of the history department many be they can help you find accredited on line history program. Good Luck.

Answer 2

Frankly, I don't know why you have to show any type of "degree" to be considered legitimate. Some people are far more knowledgeable by reading on their own, than many who hold "degrees" who have been more likely to use cliff-notes or bought their term papers.

Answer 3

Even some of the faculties in very prestigious universities are providing correspondence degrees now you just need to look online in your particular area. The Open University is also excellent.

Answer 4

Most Universities and colleges now offer extensive curriculums on line. Contact an academic counselor at a school that you intend to eventually attend.

Answer 5

I dont think so