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Filed in archive Articles of note... by Jamie Littlefield on November 30, 2007

Free Degrees From Companies?
Many companies offer employees some form of tuition reimbursement for attending an accredited college. But, a few companies are taking employee learning a step further, with no-cost company-created learning programs. A recent post from eLearners.com explains:
"This trend sees individual companies are creating their own internal "degree programs" that emulate traditional Online Degree Programslinks. In these cases, the organizations are putting together a "degree" plan (or a number of differing degree plans) that allow employees to earn a certificate that is referred to as a "degree". The degree programs can be made up exclusively of in-house training opportunities, or they can be a mix of internal and external training classes."
The good news: employees are given an easy way to advance without having to pay tuition or deal with complicated tuition reimbursement arrangements. The bad news: most of these in-house "degrees" are not properly accredited. A degree that earns you advancement in one company isn't likely to be recognized outside of the office.


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