Is online education has any value for my future licence in NYC?

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Start date Aug 19, 2011
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Enrolling in an online program at Kaplan University raises questions about the legitimacy of obtaining a Doctor's Degree and its acceptance for licensure in New York City. The ability to pass licensing exams and gain employment may depend on the specific occupation and the accreditation of the online institution. The value of online education varies by field, with some professions requiring degrees from regionally accredited programs to qualify for licensure. It is essential to research the requirements for the desired occupation to ensure that an online degree will be recognized and accepted in New York.

Aug 19, 2011

carlton321

I am currently enroll in Kaplan University which is located as far as I know in Florida.I live in NYC.If I accomplished my Doctor's Degree online will I be able to pass test in NYC and become licenced concerning my occupation?What is the value of online education in general?

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Aug 19, 2011

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That might depend on which occupation you want to become licensed in.

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