I go to school completely online through Minnesota School of Business. They are partnered with Globe University so you could check out either, they are one in the same. The cost is fairly high, but most online schools seem to be expensive. I absolutely love the online classes here and you get a lot of help and support from the teachers since online learning can be much harder.

I am also considering a switch to Rasmussen College. I'm not sure if I will like this school as much but it is cheaper and I'm looking to save a little more money.

For MSB, you can live anywhere in the United States and attend (the closest campus to me is 2 hours away and I have never been there), for Rasmussen, I think you have to live near a campus so you can occasionally go there (I live a half hour from a campus).

I did most of my undergrad off campus. If you want to be licensed make sure to meet undegrad educational requirments. Basicly make sure you are at an accredited college. DETC is ok for most things, but some require it to be regionally accredited.

I believe CA is the only one that will allow you to get it all online for therapists. Do you plan to practice in CA?

If not, the undergrad might be ok to still do online. Check with your state license board as well as the grad schools you would want to attend. Most are ok with online undergrad but the type of undergrad will vary. DETC is cheaper and self paced ( a perk ) but some require regional (more expensive and faster paced)

A lot to take in but I hope it helps.

What state do you plan to practice in? What state are you in now? Any idea of what undergrad or grad schools you'd prefer to attend? (I ask since knowing that we can help give more specific advise latter)

Also, regional schools often qualify for pell grants (detc tends not to) If you and pick an online school that also offers on campus it tends to look even better and qualify for even more tuition assistance options also if that helps.

I guess I should have mentioned, both of these schools are regionally acreditted schools. They both offer in classroom learning as well. And many normal colleges also offer online classes even if you aren't in a completely online program

I am going back to school to get my RN/BSN. Try college network. I found they aren't that expensive for what I am doing. I am an LPN and am going to RN and then BSN and it runs about $5,000. The biggest issue I have found is actually sitting down, making time, and doing the work.