Question

Can you add an Animation section?..or languages?

Answer 1

Hello AdrienC5. We are constantly evaluating the demand for groups via our survey on the home page. If you click "view all groups", you should see a link to the survey!

Answer 2

Thanks...I also found a Chinese and French link under languages. It is different than here though.

Answer 3

Darthside..thanks for the link. I couldn't find it yesterday, but took it today. I added: Animation, French, Mandarin Chinese & Hindu. I learned the Hindu & Hebrew alphabets, but don't really remember the Hebrew. I know some French from high school & am trying to take an online class..using Cultura/OPenSourceware through MIT. I had applied to Cleveland State Univ, but they now say it is not online. I have attended school for animation since Jan 2010, but frustrated with the teachers fairness....feel as though they take advanatge of online students thinking they don't work hard..not deserving of a degree. They don't get to know the students. I did very well in school and work vey hard. I do not feel as though I get credit for my work/assignments. Rasmussen Online was the worst in Florida. I still owe the cash, but can't take some ofmy grades with me to another school...Rasmussen was very unfair and degrading...I had a required read degrading heavy people for a Diversity topic..my paper on the Olympics scored a 57%.

Answer 4

My grades went from 100% to 57% after completing Disability paperwork there for a head injury...Rasmussen..very, very bad. Some online schools should go out of business. The government gives them the money, but not schools like Cornell for Distance Learning. I wanted to take an Evolution Class and a Black Art History course from the 60s during the VietnamWar at Cornell...FAFSA won't give Cornell the money unless it is completion of a degreee program and you are matriculated elsewhere...in some garbage school like Rasmussen.

Answer 5

I also learned some of the Greek & Russian...they are similar to Coptic..Coptic is ancient Egyptian derived from Greek and Demotic (hieroglyphs)