Online Masters Programs

I wanna do an MBA with a focus in Human Resources, but other than the typical schools here in the city, what are some good online masters programs…that do not cost an arm and leg??

I graduated from management information systems. I want to do a masters and I’m looking for an online program but I am unsure if they accredited and if it is wise to do one. Devry University seems pretty flexible in let me in their IT master program and I think I can afford it. Should I go for it? Will it be recognized? Pros? Cons?

i want to teach a high school level i have an AS in telecom and a bach in IT. other than the university of phoenix where can i go? i am military and deploying in october. what is a good online degree program?

I am a 32 year old male and move aroudn alot due to my job in the U.S. I will be beginning an online program for a Masters in School Counseling later this month at Seton Hall University. It is a well known school, brick and mortar, and part of the program is actually a residency there. However, the rest is online. I have decided to switch careers into education.

It is not an MBA or anything where connections are SOOOO important. An MBA you need the connections with your classmates and alumni network. Do you think this program is ok? I prob think going to school in person is better, however, this fits my lifestyle and the program is accredited.

What are they like, would you recommend them? I’m talking real brick-and-mortar schools with online programs, not somewhere like Kaplan or something. Are they doable? Is it easier or harder than other classes?

I plan on going to a normal college for my Bachelor degree (I’m thinking Poli Sci or Criminal Justice now) and I’m thinking about the military, especially the Navy and the Coast Guard. In both of these services, there is a pretty good chance I will be spending 1+ year on a ship. I want to use some of my free time to get a graduate degree(s?). I don’t want to take online course from money-making places like U. of Phoenix, but schools like Illinois, PSU, state schools that have good online programs for graduate work in Poli Sci or Criminal Justice related fields.

Do most online state schools have Masters programs? But do they have PhD programs?

Will the degree look like the same degree that was earned on campus? Or will it say “Online” somewhere on it?
This is a pretty new new idea, online college. Will more schools jump on the bandwagon?

Thanks a ton!

I excel at school when I am able to take classes online. Do employers have an opinion on online vs. traditional degrees? Are master’s programs tougher to get into if the applicant has an online degree? Do you know of any nationally accredited online degree programs?

I’m trying to find an online school that offers a masters in education program that would be recognized and accepted while I’m teaching in Texas. Anybody that teaches in Texas get a masters degree online, that their district recognized and can share what site and program they went through?
So far no teachers from Texas have been able to help me answer my questions. I really don’t want either of these first two answers to get any points, because they are so what I was hoping not to get. Obviously I’m aware there are many online colleges available, any dummy with a search engine could find that out, but accreditation varies by state so if you don’t know specifics please don’t waste your time.

That hopefully are fun to do and will pay well if you ever use the degree?

Does anyone know of any other online Masters Programs for electronics?