With the steadily growing trend of online degree options, potential students are left with a minefield of choices. Nontraditional degree seekers and working adults are increasingly looking for a convenient and affordable way to attain the education needed to further their careers. However, not all online degree programs are accredited by reputable sources, and some “degree mills” leave dissatisfied students with a practically worthless piece of paper in exchange for their valuable time and money. http://www.MyCollegeSolution.com recognizes this problem, and offers information concerning only those schools that are accredited and recognized by the U.S. Department of Education.
James Bonadies, President of the MyCS Network, has drawn upon his own experience in helping other students avoid the common pitfalls of online degree options. “As former students looking for information about online programs, we felt that there were too many websites that lack updated information or content in general – sites created solely for the purpose of driving revenue, without actually trying to help the students or the schools.”
Bonadies, along with Daniel Kim, VP of Business Development, use their combined skills in school administration and business marketing to provide potential students with a wealth of information about the online degree options that are available to them. In addition, many of the schools listed on the website also offer campus-based instruction, allowing students to choose the process that is most convenient for their individual needs. Qualified consultants are also available seven days a week to answer any questions concerning the schools listed on the site, or to help students receive more information about a particular program or degree. Their assistance, as well as access to the vast amount of information and resources on http://www.MyCollegeSolution.com, is completely free of charge.
“We have students contacting us daily, looking for a trusted source to help guide them through the overwhelming process of finding the right degree program,” Daniel Kim explains. “Knowing that we’re providing much-needed help for people who wish to better their careers – and ultimately, their lives – is a rewarding experience.”
