Decide which school you would like to attend. Most colleges and universities now offer online classes. Some colleges and universities only offer online classes. Phoenix College and Ottawa University are two of the more popular online universities. These schools are good but they are also quite pricey. It is good to check them out to see what options they have and compare prices. Just because the cost is higher, doesn't mean you are getting a better education. Make sure that whatever school you choose is acredited. You can often sing up for online classes from a community college which can save you lots of money.
Decide what you want you want to study so you have focus. An advisor can help you know which classes to take. You can see an advisor in person or usually talk to one on the phone from the school you are interested in. These advisors can help direct you to what classes you need for your particular area of interest and study.
Search the class schedule to see what classes are offered online. Online classes are filled up quickly, so find out how early you can register for the classes and register early.
If you know of a community college near your area, search their website for online classes. If you are in-state and taking classes, you qualify for in-state tuition, which is a much reduced price.
Sign up for as many online classes as you think you can handle. Talk to an advisor to help you determine the right class load to fit your schedule. Consider the time it takes to do your homework and study to get good grades. It would be a waste of money and time if you couldn't spend the time necessary to get good grades and have to take the classes all over.
Register for the classes. Pay special attention to the cost of tuition, the tuition due dates, and when the class begins. Once you are enrolled, you can buy the book necessary for the class.
There are several ways to pay for your online classes that include financial aid like loans, grants, or scholarships. You can, of course, also pay for your classes with your own money. Have fun, study hard, and good luck with your classes.