closed onlinedegree.com

[dotsplash]

how much it's worth ?

 

[Kid Kool]

at least 10k

 

[Zoobar]

$2500

 

[Darkfire001]

I like it alot and neither 2.5K or 10K sounds bad. But Im going to place my appraisal at 8K. Online Degrees seem to be getting pretty popular and some uniersity might come looking to buy it from you.

 

[President Gringo]

wot jh3 said

 

[options]

Pretty expensive product. I am not sure how much can you earn
as a referal, but $200 per student seams reasonable.
In that case even undeveloped it is worth +20K.

 

[RON2]

$3500 -- gotta watch out for confusion with onlinedegrees.com

 

[DomainSage]

I offer 3k.

 

[alaneads]

yeah.. its pretty good, maybe as good as onlinedegrees.com, because who needs more than 1 degree

 

[daPrez]

it would be nice if i could get 1 degree. love the domain dude

 

[President Gringo]

Hey Newbie, there can only be one!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[daPrez]

President Gringo : Hey Newbie . There can only be one !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

?? did i read that right ? you trying to say you can only have 1 degree ?

 

[daPrez]

i like them 2

 

[Kid Kool]

well. i love it. i'll offer 300. i have expertise in this field so i could monetize the crap out of this name

 

[BiggieBiggie is verified member.]

What is the value of an "online degree"? Does it carry the same weight as college grad. who physically goes to a building.

The name is great. However,what are the implications.
More online schools, less brick and mortar facilities,reduced faculty
and staff,etc..etc.

 

[Kid Kool]

Originally posted by biggedon
What is the value of an "online degree"? Does it carry the same weight as college grad. who physically goes to a building.

The name is great. However,what are the implications.
More online schools, less brick and mortar facilities,reduced faculty
and staff,etc..etc.

Yes. distance learning is a huge business. there are already hundreds of these types of schools online as well as traditional "brick and mortar" schools that now offer online courses.

Typically the degree carries as much weight as long as it is from a regionally accredited institution and not an unaccredited degree mill.

 

[Kid Kool]

by the way...

i own degreemills.com