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Content: By Jordan Friedman
Jan. 9, 2017
By Jordan Friedman
Jan. 9, 2017, at 9:15 a.m. 
10 Things Employers Think About Your Online Degree
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Online education's flexibility is ideal for those seeking a career change. For prospective online students, it's important to consider what employers think about job applicants who didn't earn a degree in a classroom setting. Here are 10 facts to know about how today's employers view online degrees. Next:1. Most employers today accept online degrees. Credit
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1. Most employers today accept online degrees. As many well-respected universities now offer online programs, employers accept them to a greater extent than in the past, experts say. "Schools got better at the delivery models, and hiring managers, particularly in the technology industries, became much more comfortable with it," Nicole Cox, chief recruitment officer at Decision Toolbox, a national recruitment firm, told U.S. News last year. Next: