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Benedictine University
Benedictine University, located in Lisle, IL, a provider of graduate business management programs, now offers an innovative new WebFlex M.B.A. program that is designed to meet your unique needs as a working adult, giving you the ability to balance your life and your educational goals.

At University of Phoenix Online, you can earn your accredited degree via the Internet--at the times and places that fit your schedule. As the nation's largest, private accredited university, University of Phoenix has a reputation for academic quality and exceptional student service. The University of Phoenix is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission and a member of the North Central Association (NCA).

The ITT Technical Institutes offer technology programs that can help you develop the knowledge and skills to begin a technical career. If you canít make it to a campus, you may be able to earn your bachelor degree online. There are many options available to you. With over 70 campuses in the US and online programs offered in certain states.

Education Online Search

A directory of information on careers and education. Hundreds of articles on different career choices. Information on hundreds of schools, their locations, and the programs that they offer.

Almeda College
Almeda College offers both traditional and non-traditional distance learning programs.

Boston University
Boston University offers training in: Project Management, Management, Leadership, Sales/Marketing, Communication Skills, Enterprise Business Integration, Information Technology, Medical programs and more. Boston University's programs are offered nationwide - either onsite, instructor-led or online.

DeVry University
ONLINE PROGRAMS: Associate Degree Programs - Accounting Technology ; Health Information Technology | Bachelor's Degree Programs - Business Administration ; Information Technology ; Technical Management ; Computer Information Systems

7 MBA Degrees available Online. Expert Faculty, Regional Accreditation, Online Convenience. Receive Real World Education without putting your life on hold.

University of Baltimore-Bachelors
If you have earned an A.A. degree or taken 56 hours of college studies, you can complete your bachelorís in business entirely online. Now our AACSB-accredited program is attainable if you work full time, have family obligations or just feel you would like to work at your own pace. All you need is a computer connected to the Internet, a printer and the desire to succeed... Online learning offers unique advantages to students, but our program is identical to the traditional campus's bachelorís degree.

Western Governers University
Online programs in Information Technology, Business, and Education.

Westwood College of Technology - Online

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