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In order to get some idea of what to expect, may I suggest that you go on-line and check out the University of Wisconsin Colleges. They have a course demonstration along with course etiquette and course expectations. Then if you are still interested, order a book or two on what is offered and accredited so that your decision can be made on a more informed level.

There are several good books now on the market to help make your selection easier. Peterson's Guide To Distance Learning Programs, 3rd edition is excellent and comes in paperback. The Distance Learnerís Guide, edited by George P. Connick also comes in paperback. These are but two of the many to select from. To find more either go to your neighborhood book store or check Amazon.com and browse through the Distant Education selections.

So whether you are across town or across the world from your school of choice, you are no further than the nearest computer, fax, or US mail service to a classroom and education. There are no longer scheduling conflicts or any of the other excuses that have applied in the past. So make up your mind and join the group. This is the classroom of tomorrow, today.

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