Describes more than 13,000 correspondence courses in hundreds of subjects in the arts and sciences at 140 institutions nationwide.
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If you're interested in continuing your education at a university level without physically attending classes, two excellent guides from Peterson's can put you in touch with course work and degree programs offered by colleges and learning centers around the country. The Independent Study Catalog lists independent study programs through accredited institutions, for both credit and non-credit courses which can be done by mail. The Electronic University offers access to undergraduate, master's and professional certificate programs that can be completed from home using satellite broadcasts, video tapes and computer communications, allowing students to participate from home or even work. Both guides list requirements, course and contact information, and both present an alternative for continuing the learning process. -- From The WomanSource Catalog & Review: Tools for Connecting the Community for Women; review by Ilene Rosoff
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