Getting an Education is Great and Choosing the 'Right Education' is Key

Grand Junction, CO, January 15, 2009 --(PR.com)-- In the last decade, distance learning and online education have become an industry growing faster than the traditional education industry (i). With the state of the economy as it is, travel has become difficult for students across states, countries and continents. Many traditional schools are rapidly turning to distance and online learning as an alternative means of educating those who cannot attend traditional campuses. Meanwhile other arts and natural sciences are entering the scope of mainstream education, purely due to new popularity and a growing demand; people simply want to try new things. Professional specialization is at a peak and with a mind boggling array of possible options now easily available to prospective students, how do you know what to do next?

When opportunities are available in such abundance and with more and more people taking full advantage, the time is not far off when students and professionals will see online education and nontraditional study as a ‘must-add’ to their résumé’s and their personal knowledge base. The time to start is now. Schoolsgalore.com has compiled a massive catalogue of online and campus based education and training options, with listings of the hundreds of institutions offering these courses.

Prospective students are invited to search for particular areas of interest and find the courses available and the school offering them. Once a variety of choices is narrowed down, the rest is simple. Request the information directly from your short listed schools. Career assessment and counseling is now available at any of the online and campus based schools listen on schoolsgalore.com. Simply write your query and you can receive a detailed response and information package, via e-mail or the post, with the shortest possible delay; in most cases all you need is a browser or e-mail address to receive an immediate response or to chat with an assessment or counseling officer on the spot.

(i) ‘Staying the course’ Sloan Consortium report on online education in the US (2008).

Site: http://www.schoolsgalore.com

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