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Info on schools and colleges offering online degree programs.

Online Pharmacy Degrees

There's only one path to becoming a pharmacist: you must earn a Pharm.D. degree from an accredited college, university, or school of pharmacy. In addition, all Pharm.D. students must complete a one or two-year residency program or fellowship.

Pharm.D. programs typically take four years to complete. Before enrolling, students must have at least two years of specific professional study (*pre-pharmacy curriculum), although most applicants have completed three years of study at a college or university.

Online Nutrition Degrees

A nutrition (science) degree can lead to a career as a registered dietitian, public health nutritionist, consulting nutritionist, or research assistant. Nutrition graduates work in a variety of work settings such as private practices, food companies, government agencies, food industries, and hospitals or physicians groups. If you are interested in becoming a university researcher, extension agent or professor, you will have to earn a master’s degree or higher in nutrition science.

Online Juvenile Justice Degrees

Juvenile justice professionals work as judges, juvenile probation officers, juvenile court attorneys, and counselors.  As the name suggests, juvenile justice professionals work primarily with minors that may be considered troubled teens, minors that have committed a crime and may be facing charges, and minors that may be working their way through the system or leaving it.

Online Homeland Security Degrees

If you’ve never heard of a homeland security degree program, you’re not alone. Most people have no idea this degree exists; but government agencies, defense contractors, and private companies such as Lockheed Martin Corp. are well aware of this major and are actively recruiting graduates from the more than 300 colleges that offer instruction in homeland security.

Online Fire Science Degrees

A degree in fire science can lead to a career as a fire investigator, fire officer, fire prevention specialist, fire scientist, fire investigator, and of course fireman. Degree options include fire science technology, fire service management, and bachelors of applied science in fire science management or emergency management and planning.

Online Tourism Degrees

Tourism graduates, particularly hospitality and tourism graduates, can find work in places ranging from resorts and casinos to cruise lines and Federal agencies such as the National Park Service or U.S. Forest Service. Tourism graduates can find work in restaurants, convention and visitor’s bureaus, chamber of commerce offices, state travel offices, tour companies, travel agencies, and regional tourism associations.

Online Restaurant Management Degrees

Restaurant management graduates work in fine dining establishments, catering business, hotel restaurants, restaurants on cruise ships, eateries, and health care facilities. Many restaurant management graduates go on to open their own establishments.

Online Political Science Degrees

Political science majors or “poli sci” majors typically have a passion for public policy. While some do continue on to law school, others take up campaigning, lobbying, management, public relations, and media consulting.

Online Medical Billing Degrees

Job growth in the medical billing industry is expected to average 2 percent between today and 2018. This means aspiring medical billing professionals can expect the workforce to increase from roughly 172,500 employees to 207,600 in the coming years. Medical billing professionals are responsible for compiling data, computing fees and charges, calculating rates for goods and services, and preparing invoices for billing purposes.

Online Industrial Management Degrees

Industrial management graduates work as production managers, management analysts, consultants, industrial line supervisors, and VP of manufacturing, to name just a few roles. These professionals typically earn an undergraduate degree in management or industrial management followed by enrollment in an MBA program with a focus in industrial management or a master of science in industrial management.