Earn A Degree on Your Terms

Why Choose an Online Bachelor Degree?

Earning a bachelor degree is important to any career-minded person; opening the door to better job options and greater earning potential. As important as it is to earn that degree, doing so can be quite a challenge for students who must juggle the duties of work and home along with their studies. Choosing an online bachelor degree can give students a lot more flexibility and control of their studies as compared to the traditional classroom experience.

By allowing students the freedom to schedule school obligations around their daily lives, online degree programs can offer students an easier, more convenient and, in many cases, faster path to successfully earning their bachelor degrees.

How does earning a degree online compare to an on-campus offering?

Earning an online bachelor degree with Bryant & Stratton College means receiving the same accredited, career-oriented education that students in on-campus programs get, as well as the same solid and full support services. However, studying in the virtual classroom gives you control over the time and location of your classes. Rather than reporting to a classroom at a set time and day, you have access to classes, lectures, assignments and discussions 24 hours a day, 7 days per week. That means you can attend your classes at any time of day or night – even on weekends and holidays – and from anywhere that has an internet connection. While you will still have to meet specific deadlines for assignments, you have the freedom to work out a schedule for meeting them that is best suited to your own needs and preferences.

Additionally, while traditional, on-campus degree programs are scheduled into two semesters per year, Bryant & Stratton College online bachelor degree programs are scheduled differently, offering three semesters of coursework each year. This means that students have the potential to complete their coursework and graduate with a bachelor degree more quickly with online learning than is possible in the traditional classroom.