yah, the local Texas A&M branch here offers them. what's even weirder is you can take A&M classes offered in jefferson here over the internet or by teleconferencing. crazy stuff. sitting in a classroom with 30 people, and having 4 tvs and 3 cameras set up in the room. on one tv is the "overhead" or whatever the instructor wants to show everyone (kinda like the football thing when they mark on players), one tv displays students in jefferson A&M, one tv displays those in Mount Pleasant A&M (i think), and another displays students at another one. so 4 campuses taking the same class by the same instructor at the same time. it just boggles the mind. and anyone from any location can ask questions or answer them from the instructor. all real time.
yes keith in mount pleasant? sure just let me put the forumla up on the TV. wild stuff. not really an internet degree but distance ed like ive seen just blows me away.
as far as pure online classes? they are ok, ive taken several. sometimes they can be tough as the instructor thinks "hey, this guy doesnt have to come to class, so ill make it extra hard to make up for it". so not only do you get the thorough teaching from the proff, you also get harder tests. i personally dont like them, i like the interaction between myself and the profs. but for easier classes (introduction to MIS for example) i like em cause i never had to read or anything. no class to have to worry about, just go an take the test. woopy.
it's still crazy to me that this stuff works like it does, i guess im easily impressed 
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