hello There are many colleges which providing online Nursing classes.courses are as:RN programs,LVN programs etc.with these classes we can only learn lessons but for practical we have to go for clinincal classes. Now nursing phd programs are also available online. Thanks

Hi Marry's, I'm not sure if this is the right place for nursing homes, but if you are looking to buy trees or are interested in Australian native plants then maybe this is the right place.

Thanks for bringing this up, IHIKI. I didn't know Yale offered these. Several look good -- history & lit classes. Ha, funny how my interests haven't changed much in 40 years. Once a history/lit major, always a history/lit major, I guess.

First off, what are your career goals? A 4-year degree and internship is best for becoming a professional, licensed interior designer, qualifying you to do large projects both commercial and residential. You pass a licensing exam, and can do extensive renovations, kitchens and baths, and re-builds. At the other end of the spectrum, a certificate program can give you enough education to become a decorator. You can do furniture layout plans, select furniture, paint color, window and floor coverings, and accessories. How old are you? Are you financially independent or do you have someone who can support you, and your income is extra? Or do you need to support yourself? If you're young and just starting out, then the full-time degree is the most practical. If you're older and someone else is providing the bulk of the income, then you have the luxury of completing the certificate program and trying your luck at working in a small firm or furniture retailer, then going out on your own. Do you know any interior designers or decorators? I'd speak with them about the options. Also contact the schools you are considering and ask what their graduates are doing now. As far as online courses go, I prefer face-to-face teaching/learning. You get more personal attention, and your teachers can be a great networking source. Good luck!