Banking Degrees Online

I would probably do a search on google or yahoo for an accounting or finance program for the specific level of degree you are looking for (bachelors, masters, etc.). Also there are a number of sites out there that are designed to help you find online degree programs that match your specific needs.
http://www.ecollegefinder.org/online-acc ounting-degree.aspx

2008-03-26 06:58:15 by yeahmee

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I am interested in getting into investment banking, however I can not go to College at the moment. I was wondering if an online business degree will suffice or is it ok. I hear the starting salary is pretty good, but it's not the only reason I'm interested. Can you explain a little about how you started out as well.... Did you really work 100 hours every week for a few years in the beginning, or is that just what the people who know it all say? Thanks in advance.

Don't expect to get a job on wallstreet with an online business degree. It might be ok for a smaller investment firm. I think that any furthering education will be beneficial, but would recommend saving for a brick and mortar college to get the most benefit from your degree. As for the hours, it would depend where you worked. Many investment bankers work 65+ hours a week but they are rewarded very nicely.

2008-05-23 03:51:57 by Don Kim

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I'm almost eighteen, and I'm thinking about doing a college course online. I want to get into the banking field, but I'm not sure exactly what I'd like to do.

Would a buisness management degree be helpful?

Any accounting or finance degree would be useful for going into banking. A business mgt degree would be helpful depending on what aspect of banking you are wanting to explore.

Talk to your course advisor. They can help steer you in the right direction.

2009-10-19 09:33:29 by morgan♥

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I recently received my BS Degree in Information Technology.

I would like to hear about your experience while taking classes online for your Master's Degree in Information Systems or similar IT degree.

I would also like to know how much it cost per class or credit hour.

Basically, I am trying to receive a solid degree without having to break the bank.

Thank you for your your time.

Check out JustColleges, they have case studies on people who've studied via online colleges and also have a good list of colleges that offer online masters degree's in various subjects.

Here is a link to the website:
http://www.justcolleges.com

And here is a link to the listing of colleges that offer Online Masters Degrees:
http://www.justcolleges.com/online/onlin emasters.htm

Hope this helps.

2006-05-03 13:37:46 by oceanside_webdude

I recently received my BS Degree in Information Technology at the University of Phoenix.

I am looking for an Accredited Online University that won't break the bank.

I am looking for someone out there that was happy with their overall investment in their Online Master's Degree Program.

Thanks for you time.

You can research all of the -online- programs for information, but i think YOUR choice will depend of what the school has to offer in your personal field of study.

There are so many more, now, and simply playing 'Blind-man's bluff' is not a good way to pick your choice.

Research, research and research. Ask about graduates, study programs, academics, qualifications of instructors, and such.
I know of one school that came very highly recommended to me in my study of ministry, and I seriously considered it, UNTIL I learned they DO NOT endorse ordination of women in the ministry, and I am already an ordained minister, and I am a woman.

So, you see, in spite of all the strong points in favor of the choice, this one issue cancelled the school as one of my choices.

Good luck

2006-05-02 16:10:08 by oceanside_webdude