[asauer]

I would recommend that if you're looking for a degree program, look for a brick and mortar school that has a distance learning program. For example, I did the Masters of Training and Development program at NC State and all classes were on-line, never had to go to the campus. The on-line classes are also cheaper. The reason I recommend this route is that on-line schools like UoP have very tenuous accrediation. Five online schools have lost and then regained their accrediation twice in the last 3 years. This is not good when you start to go looking for a job. Employers do look at the general repuation of schools and if your degree is accredited.

If you're just doing an online class for fun or just doing one class, Strayer tends to be on the lower end of the price scale.