Quality of Online Programs Varies
February 14, 2017 | :by Jordan Friedman
To some students, a for-profit online degree program seems like a risky option.
“I’ve seen a lot of reports for a lot of years about how for-profit schools have pretty much based their incomes on the ability for students to get federal financial aid,” says 30-year-old Matt Warner, a cybersecurity and information assurance master’s student at the nonprofit, online Western Governors University.
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