In the never-ending struggle to end the stigma associated with online degrees, it's important to decry the 'fakes' and proclaim the benefits of the 'real deal.' This article does just that, with an emphasis on information, and the feelings of, employers of online degree holders.

Online Universities are more popular than ever, but recruiters say they may not be worth a person's time.

"Employers do not give much credence to online degrees, especially those with questionable certifications. ... [They] aren't worth the cost of the stamp," said Washington state-based career counselor Robin Ryan, the author of "Winning Resumes."