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Yes to the crappy advisor part- here's how to get around that...

Distance learning students can register for classes through the University's advisors, or go through a center. Have your counselor/advisor inform you of your local center, then have him/her send your paperwork to the center. You'll never have to deal the university directly again - the center staff will handle EVERYTHING. You'll be able to register in person or over the phone, actually have questions answered, problems solved, etc.
 
I believe Excelsior has the largest number of graduates. Perhaps another school has more current students. Excelsior is the oldest, though, and has been accredited since 1975.
 

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