Do you know a good online college for a BA in Finance that doesn’t cost alot?

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Claudio F asked:

I want to study finance online for 2 years and the University of Phoenix seems to be expensive and pushy to me. Do you know a better college for less?

Question posted courtesy of: Rafael
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    One Response to “Do you know a good online college for a BA in Finance that doesn’t cost alot?”

    1. omegajasmine Says:
      November 18th, 2007 at 12:38 am

      Every online college that I looked into is expensive because they are private. Your best bet is to find a state college or university that offers online classes. You may have to go to the campus once or twice during the semester but for the most part it will be online. I finally decided to attend Strayer University. Although its expensive, I figured if I increase my salary from $20,000 to $45,000 then I shouldn’t have problems paying off my student loans. Good luck!