By Devon Haynie, US News
As the price of higher education continues to skyrocket, some universities believe they have found the key to keeping tuition costs down — online education. Recently, for example, Georgia Institute of Technology announced it would be offering an online master’s degree in computer science for $6,600 — about $35,000 less than its on-ground program. The University of the People, an accredited, online-only school, is now offering degrees with no tuition. And massive open online courses, or MOOCs, have been hailed as free educational resources that people could eventually use to complete a degree. Although these developments in online education may influence the overall price of college eventually, students might not see dramatic changes soon, experts say.
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