Buying an online degree... Possible?
- Thread starter SMMLegend
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- Mar 5, 2025
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Yes, it's definitely possible to earn a college or university-level degree online, especially in business or marketing. Just make sure to choose an accredited school. The process usually involves picking a program, applying online, submitting required documents, and then completing courses virtually. Many well-known universities now offer fully online degrees that are widely recognized.
SMMLegend
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I meant to pay and buy it, without attending anything.
Rankmathseo
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Yes, it's possible. Many accredited universities offer online degrees in marketing or business. You'd typically apply through their website, submit transcripts, and meet any specific requirements (like standardized test scores or prerequisite courses). You can explore schools like University of Phoenix, Southern New Hampshire University, or similar.
tompots
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just make sure to choose an accredited university. It’s flexible, and many top schools offer great online programs.
Rankmathseo
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Yes, it's definitely possible! Many accredited universities offer online degrees in fields like marketing or business. To get started, research schools that offer programs in your area of interest, check their accreditation status, and review the application process on their websites. Most programs will require submitting transcripts, a personal statement, and sometimes test scores.
- Jun 28, 2023
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Yeah, it’s definitely possible to purchase degrees online, but there’s a major distinction between doing it the legit way (through accredited online universities) and the sketchy route (buying a degree without coursework). I will tell you about the legit one. There are accredited universities like WGU, Coursera (through partnered universities), or even places like University of the People that offer real degrees online, and the process involves applying, enrolling, and doing coursework—even if it's self-paced.
chami7186
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- Feb 1, 2023
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Look for recognized universities offering fully online degrees
Albert Wesker
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- Jan 18, 2024
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1. Why is their an automated bot responding chatgpt replies in this ticket.
2. The OP is talking about buying a fake degree, not actually going through the process of going to school and doing the work. Fake degrees would have been much more useful decades ago but now it's easy to verify degrees. If you present a fake degree, usually a few days/weeks later the medium or big size company will terminate you for lying on your application about having a degree. Not smart to go this route.
2. The OP is talking about buying a fake degree, not actually going through the process of going to school and doing the work. Fake degrees would have been much more useful decades ago but now it's easy to verify degrees. If you present a fake degree, usually a few days/weeks later the medium or big size company will terminate you for lying on your application about having a degree. Not smart to go this route.
- Jun 20, 2013
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You need to go regular college and take your degree. Even I can get you online degree for $50. But it will be useless.
Albert Wesker
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Maybe it's only useful if the company doesn't require a degree and you put it on your resume. Then they won't even check. Maybe some small businesses might not check either. It's fairly simple these days to verify if you have a degree or not.