[Blindtlk] Online masters

[Aaron Allen]

I received my BS from DeVry University and all course work was online.

Most of the materials were accessible through JAWS and the materials that
were not easy to navigate just required me to reach out to the DeVry
Assistive Support folks.

They have extensive knowledge of screen readers and do all they can to help
you get the materials in a timely fashion.

It was one of the most pleasant school experiences I ever had.

Other online schools to consider are Capella University and University of
Phoenix.  

-----Original Message-----
From: blindtlk [mailto:blindtlk-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Ericka
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Sent: Friday, January 16, 2015 11:55 AM
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Subject: [Blindtlk] Online masters

I'm looking seriously about getting my masters online instead of locally as
I prefer to do. I like one to one interaction with students and staff.
Changing dynamics in my life & possible move out of state lead me to confer
other options. Can anyone advise me about accessible programs & how to find
a reputable one? I'm scleptical about commercials . Plus what kind of
support do they give disabled students compared to traditional campus? I am
looking at counseling or school social work.  I would love to talk to others
about their experiences . Contact me offline. Tech skills are lacking but
that can be remedied through Hadley & friends. 

Sorry for long post. Just really frustrated & want to get plans in motion.

Ericka
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