We help working adults decide whether online study fits their lives, and succeed once they start.
Who decides what we cover
We do. Topics are chosen because readers need them, not because someone has paid for them. Our disclosure page explains how the site is funded.
Where our facts come from
We check our guides against the U.S. Department of Education’s rules for distance education, the National Council for State Authorization Reciprocity Agreements, the U.S. Department of Justice and the Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights, the Federal Communications Commission and published court decisions.
How articles are produced
We use AI tools for research and first drafts. A draft isn’t published until we’ve checked its facts, figures and rules against official or primary sources and edited it. We’re responsible for every article on the site, however it was drafted.
Research, not testing
Our guides are based on research. Where an article involves products or services, we haven’t tested them ourselves unless we clearly say so.
Keeping guides current
Rules, limits and prices change. We review articles and update them when something important changes, and we encourage readers to confirm time-sensitive details with the official source.
Fixing mistakes
Spotted an error? Email jason at 365onlinedegree dot com with the page and what’s wrong. We look at every report and correct confirmed mistakes promptly.