What diplomas are offered?
Not every school offers a diploma. Before students enroll, ask if the school offers at least a standard diploma (a college prep diploma is a plus). 6. How many students are currently enrolled? Bigger schools may offer more courses while smaller courses may respond to student needs and offer personal touches. The bottom line is making sure the child is able to communicate with the school — typically by email, phone, fax, or online chat. Communication between the school, the teacher, and the student is the key to success in learning at a distance. 7. How many students have completed a course or graduated? The stronger the student connection with the school, the higher the completion rate. 8. How fast or slow can a student work? The great advantage of taking distance learning is that students have the flexibility to set their own schedule and work at their own pace. Accelerated programs enable students to get to ther goal sooner while a quick-turnaround make-up course allows students to
