This showed that a major concern was the amount of weekly time involved. This was most likely because most of the potential students had full-time jobs. Many of the potential students were seeking to advance their career, get a career or had other career goals as a motivating factor. There were a lot of students that felt getting an online education would be easier for a variety of reasons. Online education may be pricing itself too high as shown by the results which say that many potential students who did not choose to enroll were concerned about the cost. The last two free answer questions were easy to group into three common answers each as shown in the breakdown of the following table;
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The overall average answer being in the affirmative was calculated by taking all of the answers which ranked 5 and above and combining them, next all of the result for number 4 were labeled as the neutral answers and all that were 3 and below were grouped to indicate the negative answers (see table 6).
There were two subjects in which there was not quite as complete an agreement. Only 72.09% of the respondents said that most of the potential students had families (Q#2) and 76.74% who said that many potential students who did not enroll were concerned about the validity of an online degree (Q#9) (see table 4). The numbers on this indicate that although the occurrence of families was high and there are a lot of questions out there about online degrees being worthwhile the public is becoming educated on the