Does anyone know any online English degree universities?

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The discussion centers on the need for an English degree to advance in a technical writing career. The individual is currently working as a junior technical writer and is exploring online degree options due to job and personal responsibilities that make attending a traditional university impractical. Suggestions for accredited online colleges include Open University, Thomas Edison State College, and Excelsior College, all recognized for their distance learning programs. The emphasis is on finding accredited institutions that offer flexible online English degrees to enhance job prospects in technical writing.
Charles_23
My regards to the community, I am working as an junior to a technical writer and have my job prospects much better but they say that I need an English degree for that. I did think of joining a university but that wouldn’t be practical as I have a job on my hands and a few responsibilities to be taken care of, so the best I feel is to go for an online degree which has to be from an accredited college. I would like you to suggest me accredited colleges that conduct online English degrees.

Thanks in advance!
 
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www.excelsior.edu
These are not specifically online colleges but rather distance colleges. They are both accredited and well-respected by many agencies.
 
Open University (first post) is great for this kind of stuff.
 

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