Distance learning programs gain popularity in Oklahoma
Kimberley McDaniel , a 2009 University of Oklahoma graduate, didn't meet many of her professors and classmates until graduation.
Distance learning courses allowed McDaniel, a mother of three, to go back to school at the age of 40 while working full-time. She attended classes from her car during a weekend getaway to Branson, Mo. , or from her home in Noble while wearing pajamas after eight hours at work.
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