I want to do Master in business.

Are you sure that degree will get you to your goal? A masters degree in chemistry will get you a higher salary, and you can still teach chemistry (I hate to see a science teacher stop teaching, they are so few and far between). MBA's are not always what they seem. I know of a lot of people getting an MBA thinking they'll sail right into a management position, but unless they've already shown management skills, they don't get that promotion they worked so hard for.

Sometimes you can go on monster.com and tweak the search to see if that degree will even get you the job you want. Just a thought. I wish you the best of luck!

Thanks EmilyGreen,

You are right, I should go on in my teaching but I just want to do master.

Just in case, keep it for the future.

so, there is no particular university?

I don't think it matters that much with that particular degree. Phoenix online comes to mind, but I'm not sure about that one. I know that main universities throughout the US have lots of online courses now, and you just have to show up for a few key things. You may just want to research the universities' websites in your state, so it will be convenient for you when you do actually have to show up.

Sometimes, you can do online courses at a more distant college, and transfer those credits to a college nearby. I'd start emailing department deans at universities in your state to see what they have to say about it.

I remember Yahoo had a feature where you could easily click on things on their main page like "education", then "universities", then your state, and all the universities in your state come up in a list.

Good luck!

I'll try googling for this yahoo features.

No, just go to www.yahoo.com and look on the main page there for "education" or something similar.

Or look at this page..

Oops, just a minute ago, it was full of online degree website ads.

Hi, I don't know which to choose, and how to start. A bit uncertain.