Why Study Online?
- It’s Flexible. You choose when to do the work – you arrive when you are prepared and ready to go. And you can choose where to work, in a place where you can be comfortable and concentrate.
- It’s Self-paced. You chose not only when to work, but how long to work on a given chunk of material. You move on when ready.
- It’s Repeatable. You can repeat and review material as necessary for you. Material doesn’t disappear when faculty leave a lecture hall. You can read/listen to/see material several times if needed to absorb the material.
- It’s Respectable. Sure, some companies don’t like online degrees. But ones from accredited institutions like Becker are increasingly competitive. Many companies, as diverse as Northrup Grumman, United Parcel Service, Boeing, Johnson & Johnson, and Discovery Communication say that online degrees from accredited colleges do not limit options for any of their positions.
- It’s Responsive. Feedback to students is not only constructive but timely. You don’t have to wait until the class hour to get that feedback.
- It’s Engaged. Faculty are remote, but not detached. Faculty help you understand the information, determine its legitimacy, make connections with it, determine what is most important, see how it matters in your daily work … they don’t just feed you information, they interact with you. And you do interact with other students – you are engaged in a learning community.
About Becker College Online
Designed for your academic, personal, career and professional/work skill development, our Bachelor of Science degree completion programs offer a convenient online delivery format that will fit your busy schedule.
Becker College offers two Bachelor of Science degree completion programs, one in Business Administration and the other in Criminal Justice. Each degree completion program has a core of 17 courses totaling 51 credit hours of work. Depending on the amount of college credits you have already earned, it is possible to complete this program in 24 months.
These online degree completion programs are designed for adult learners working full or part time, and will engage these students with a practice-based learning philosophy. Good theory, relevant skills, real world application.
