A question. I’ve heard that online degrees have been getting more respect in recent years, so I wondered whether anyone has heard anything about Taiwan changing its policy towards them. Thanks for any info.

Hey everyone, I know degrees completed online are not accepted by Taiwan. However, I was still wondering about my degree. My school is from a non-profit, accredited 4 year college that is on the list of foreign schools that Taiwan recognizes. There are 9 different physical campuses, so it’s a trad…

[image] Can I work legally with a marriage-based ARC? Legal - Marriage False. They do. Check the listing of schools they accept degrees from. Ashford university, Phoenix university and dozens of others are on the list. Not to mention I got my degree through The Universit…

Here’s the thing. It doesn’t matter. If you have an APRC or a JFRV the school does not have to go to the government to get you an ARC. They can hire you outside the governments stipulations about degrees for ARCs. Make sense? Of course, arm yourself with an APRC or JFRV and a degree…you are unstop…

Can I work legally with a marriage-based ARC? Not to mention I got my degree through The University of Arizona. 100% through their distance education program. Cost me 8000 USD for 8 semesters. @SuiGeneris How did your degree cost only $8000 for 8 semesters? It looks like a credit unit costs …

Just to clear up. I’ve yet to find any laws regarding if the program is online or in a brick and mortar setting. Many cases is both these days. AFAIK, it’s about the accreditation. Many brick and mortar schools have online programs now, they wouldn’t really specify if you took it online or in class…

The FET (foreign English teacher) program only recognizes the highest degree earned where at least 50% of coursework was done in person. That’s a pay scale thing though. I know of at least four FETs who got their undergrad and masters degrees entirely online from bible institutes (while “volunteer …

[image] nz: The MOE wants to see the physical diploma from your degree-granting institution, Accredited schools have actual diplomas for their online program as far as I know. I also don’t think they would say online program. I have 90 credits in class and finishing up online for 36 more cred…

Right, that’s what I mean. You need to show them your diploma but they don’t ask to see proof of where your classes were attended.

Does anyone know why my graduate school is on the list of MOE’s approved schools, even though it exclusively offers online degrees?

Was there a time when it didn’t exclusively offer online degrees?

Online degrees still not accepted in Taiwan?

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yyy October 6, 2017, 3:45pm 3

@SuiGeneris would it be more accurate to say some online degrees are now accepted?