I am looking online at some college that have good degree in computer engineer.?
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http://www.itt-tech.edu/
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Another school you might want to check out is http://www.davenport.edu (davenport university) and look at their school of technology programs.
I'm going to answer this more or less the same way I answered the last two questions about online degrees. I'm going to cut and paste from one of my previous answers:
I'm a librarian, and although I did my MA in person, the program that I attended, at a state university, is now available completely online. Presently I'm contemplating a second master's degree via a program offered online at the University of Indiana, Bloomington. It's not my first choice to do graduate work online, but I can't find the degree that I'm interested in offered locally to students that can only attend part-time.
Beware of the for-profit colleges and universities, online or in person. A for-profit institution has a fundamental conflict of interest when it comes to educating you; the profit margin trumps the sudent's needs every time. Some of these ARE accredited, but I wouldn't go to any of them.
Lots of state colleges and universities now offer some online degree programs. Surf the websites of the legitimate schools in your state to see what's offered.
Check out the link for Peterson's below - look at the link for online & continuing education. Peterson's is a reliable resource - you may be able to find it in hard copy at your local library.
Speaking of your local library, go there! Your friendly, helpful, local librarian will be able to point you to a wealth of resources such as the Peterson's directories.
If you want something to have at home for reference, the guides written by John and Mariah Bear for non-tradtional degree programs are very good. He lists a lot of online and low-residency requirement degee programs that are all legitimate. I've linked one of the books below.
Degreenet, linked below, is an outgrowth of John Bear's work.
I have attended ITT Tech for 8 months. I quit as soon as I found out that Itt tech degree is not worth S***. I can guarantee that u wont be able to transfer your credits to any accredited university or college. It says clerly in the ITT tech catalog that it is unlikely that any college would accept ITT tech credits. I ended up paying 15000 for two and half quarter semester. It is very expensive private for profit school. They do not care about students. I switched back to the local community college. I strongly recommend that u should not attend Itt tech. But then it is your choice.
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