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Online degrees: a convenient alternative for health care professionals
Kenneth Brownson1, Raymond L Harriman
1Adult Education Resource, New Castle, Delaware, USA.
Abstract:
Online degrees are a convenient way for health care professionals to complete their degree, earn an advanced degree, or continue their education. Colleges all over the country are adding online courses and degrees to attract working adults who may not have the time to attend class the old-fashioned way.
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