Finally, at the doctoral level, schools such as Regent University and Southern Baptist Theological Seminary offer Ph.D. and Ed. D. programs which are delivered primarily through distance education. These are merely examples of the numerous accredited programs available and there are countless more who don't offer degrees but have various courses, certificates, continuing education, and other options. Visit the Program Lists to browse current listings of over 100 regionally accredited degree and certificate programs. Furthermore, depending on the regulations in your state, you can pursue a high school education under the umbrella of homeschooling and mix and match your studies from any number of Christian and secular institutions.
Different programs work best with different people.
Reading, audiotapes, videotapes, or online methods of delivery may be preferable to different individuals. Rather than falling into the trap that one particular delivery method or curriculum structure is the best, select a program that fits your needs and learning style. Be sure to read Top Ten Tips for Student Success in Distance Learning to ensure that you succeed in your distance endeavors. Note that credit hours are approximate and will vary by program. On the undergraduate level, you can earn an entire associates or bachelors degree through prior learning.