What is the cheapest online college I can start at any time?

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Ok, college recruiters be prepared. I am seeking many degrees/certifications related to project management, law, business administration, and computer technologies. I need to know the quickest way to these and the cheapest. As a single mother, I do intend to seek financial aid, but need one I can start at anytime, as I was too late for spring semester at Ivy Tech. Also, would like one I can do all online, as I do have an office in my home for this purpose and no vehicle for a good portion of my day. I want to start ASAP. Would be a bonus if they could help me find work as well (part time during and full time following.) Thanks in advance!!! Hope to get some quick responses on this.
-Indiana Resident-

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Hey Dear,

Many colleges that offer online courses also offer good deals to in-state residents who take those courses, so I would check schools in your state.

The resource below is a good source of pricing information on colleges--check for ones in your state.

Good Luck.
Thank You.

[Emily M]

Try WGU Indiana. Don't try to work on more than one degree at a time. Start with something like a degree in business with a major in information technology management. You can start at the beginning of any month.

[Leona]

I know one of my friend who is associated with one of the reputed online distance learning provider RDI Nigeria who offers a vast range of online programmes under accredited UK universities at a very affordable rate. You can visit this site http://www.rdinigeria.com/. Their admission process is going on now but if you fail the deadline you can contact me. I'll help you to get admission at anytime.

[Golddust]

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You sound very ambitious and ready to get started! My first piece of advice when you look into online programs is to look into the school's accreditation because this will show that the school has met certain academic standards. There should be information on the school's website that lists their regional or national accreditation and any other specialized accreditation they may have (for example, ACBSP or AACSB for Business programs).

Online programs offer a lot more flexibility so while some may follow a traditional semester format, you will also be able to find programs with rolling admissions that have several start dates or even allow you to start any time.

My final suggestion is to visit your potential school's Facebook page to see what other students are saying about the school or ask questions about the program you're interested in.

Best of luck!
Madeline