Career goals determine students' course format options | FT Business School
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Studying at business school is expensive, so will prospective students choose the low-cost, flexible option of an online programme?
Deciding whether to study virtually or on-campus really depends on your career path and aspirations, says Douglas Shackelford, dean of UNC Kenan-Flagler, in the US. He also explains that online course materials have been used to enhance the residential study experience.
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Studying at business school is expensive, so will prospective students choose the low-cost, flexible option of an online programme?
Deciding whether to study virtually or on-campus really depends on your career path and aspirations, says Douglas Shackelford, dean of UNC Kenan-Flagler, in the US. He also explains that online course materials have been used to enhance the residential study experience.
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► UK Business & Politics: http://bit.ly/1AXNyGS
► Online Learning - Future of education?: http://bit.ly/1GKz3Dc
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