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Note: Any descriptions or mention of tuition levels or discounts are based on online degree programs at featured schools, reflect the opinion of this author, and are not necessarily comprehensive (there may be other discounts or low tuitions I am not aware of or have missed).  Tuition level and discounts are subject to change without notice by the colleges, and may not reflect all considerations of financial aid.  The best, most accurate, and final  source of tuition information is to request the information from the school in question.  I intend to include on this site colleges and universities that apparently have regional accreditation, however the presence of a university, college, or other site on this page is not an endorsement or recommendation. College links are here only to present possible college and university sites that may be of interest to some of those seeking an accredited online college degree. The number of accredited online and distance college degree programs offered is increasing so quickly that it is difficult to keep up. The site is primarily concerned with degree programs, although you may find degree and certificate programs, as well as leads to non-degree seeking classes or courses at the sites. So, this site may be useful to those seeking a class, course, or certificate. You may find that a college or university is presented redundantly on this sites simply due to the order in which I discovered them, or because I preferred to identify individual university sites in addition to or instead of an online consortium or association site. A college or university may use the term external degree program where another may use the term distance program. The terms external and distance are considered nominally equivalent on this site. These college links may not be perfectly up to date and there could be unintended errors. We believe these are all good schools with regional accreditation, which is generally recognized as the highest general form of institutional accreditation.  No statement here should be regarded as an specific endorsement of the school for you.   I believe the information on this site is accurate, but I do not guarantee it. If you elect to request the free info from a college or university, and especially if they are interested in recruiting you as a student, they may give you a telephone call in addition to sending email or regular mail information. In requesting the info package or packet you are, in effect, giving them permission to give you a phone call. This phone will enable you to direct to the school any questions that are of specific interest to you, and also enable you to ask questions about additional degree programs the online graduate school may offer. Recent research indicates an association between advancing education and increases in average salary, however no college or university can guarantee a specific salary or an increase because that is likely to depend on a number of factors including college education, but also including region, job experience,  opportunities, individual characteristics, personal history, etc. Featured online college degree programs may have a quota of information requests they will accept, and if the quota becomes used-up, their link may go to a 'multi-college online degree search' website. If that should happen while you are using this site you can feel free to just exit from the 'multi-college online degree search' website, or you can use the page if you wish. I try to remove links with used-up quotas as soon as I notice them, but sometimes I am delayed getting them removed. Usually, you must already have a duely accredited high school diploma to start an online college degree program from a regionally accredited college or university, and a college may have additional qualification requirements and if you don't meet the requirements they may not send the information requested. If you decide to request information please fill-in all the information that is 'required' in oder to better assure that they will send you the information you request.