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High Demand for a Computer Information Systems Degree

Can you guess which contemporary craze is now grabbing hold of the technology industry? Can you point out which is the most spectacular technological invention of our time? Oh come on, do not disappoint me! I am sure it is somewhere around you right now. Maybe even in the same room as you. Perhaps you are sitting in front of it. Is it the mobile phone, which you never forget to take with you? Could it be the television you watch day and night? Well, the right answer is – none of them.
The correct answer is a personal computer. In fact, I never get detached with my computer. I’m not even using my cell phone and my TV set so much. Don’t be so surprised, I am talking about my personal computer, I know. The PCs and the Macs. Read more >>

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Online Education References

Has the Growth of Online Enrollments Begun to Plateau?

Background: For the past several years, online enrollments have been growing substantially faster than the overall higher education student body. However, last year’s study, while reporting the same numeric increase as the previous year, had a lower percentage growth rate. Could this be an early indicator that online enrollment growth has finally begun to plateau?

The evidence: There has been no leveling of the growth rate of online enrollments; institutions of higher education report record online enrollment growth on both a numeric and a percentage basis.

Nearly 3.2 million students were taking at least one online course during the fall 2005 term, a substantial increase over the 2.3 million reported the previous year.
The more than 800,000 additional online students is more than twice the number added in any previous year.

Online Education Survey Report by SLoan-C


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