Churchman University: The NETBOOK Era Has Arrived
The head of the Internet technology department at Churchman University recently stated that a product positioned between mobile phones and laptops will eventually become the favorite of young people. The popular NETBOOK (small laptops) in the North American market will evolve into an even more compact device while still providing excellent support for wireless Internet access.
The official further predicted that the development of NETBOOKs will further promote the growth of distance education. In fact, this moment has already arrived in North America. Moreover, considering that NETBOOKs currently cost only a few hundred dollars, their potential for future development remains immense.
Churchman University's online business degree program allows mid-to-senior level managers around the world to study courses, take exams, and submit papers online at any time and from any location without affecting their current jobs. The degrees earned are identical to those obtained through on-campus study and represent the preferred educational model for mid-to-senior level managers globally, including in Europe, America, and China.
Churchman University's bilingual courses in Western languages and Chinese-English are highly welcomed by multinational corporations. The university offers MBA, undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral degrees. Once students successfully apply for the school's low-income scholarship, they can complete their degrees for just a few thousand dollars.
Churchman University's campuses are located in various places in the U.S., including Pennsylvania, California, and Texas. Its earliest branch, Churchman Business School, was founded in 1911 and has nearly a century of history. It is one of the oldest business schools in the U.S., dedicated to cultivating high-end talent for the American financial industry. In the "National MBA Rankings for Business Schools," this century-old prestigious institution ranks 17th.
In addition to Churchman University, several other century-old universities in the U.S., such as Boston University and Brown University, have also gained consistent recognition for their teaching quality from white-collar professionals in China.