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Accredited Online Bachelor Degree – Your Ticket to Better Jobs and Higher Income
According to recent US Census Bureau reports, persons holding a bachelor degree earn over the course of their working life $1 million more, on average, than a person who does not have a college degree. Obviously, a college education pays off! However, these days it is not so easy for working adults, single and working mothers, or those living in far flung rural areas to quit their job and attend a traditional on-campus classroom college setting.
There is an answer that has helped thousands of people earn a degree and get ahead in their career, or start a new career – accredited online college degrees. Online college degree programs are flexible, self-paced, and may be completed fast. They also tend to be more cost effective.
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Colleges Need Both Regional and Professional Accreditation
On July 31, a major newspaper that serves the Greater Washington, D. C., area ran a story about an Internet-based “diploma mill” that operated out of Washington state. The organization, run by a 58-year-old woman and two members of her family, grossed $6 million from 1999 to 2005. It has now been shut down by Washington state officials, though others are believed to still exist.
The diploma mill sold college degrees from St. Regis University, Ameritech University and James Monroe University. It also sold counterfeit diplomas from George Washington University, the University of Maryland and Texas A&M University.
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Diagnostic Radiography Diploma
Anyone wishing to start a career as a radiology tech needs to get their diagnostic radiology diploma or radiology tech degree. There are different names for this degree depending on where you study. This course of study is sometimes offered as a diploma program and sometimes as a certificate program, as well as associates, bachelors and masters degree options.
The American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) has a list of accredited programs of study in Radiology. There are programs available in all 50 states as well as Washington, DC, with some states having more programs available than others.
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