If you’re currently a graphic designer, or even want to be one, but just don’t have the money to take a four-year program at an accredited design institution, there is no need to worry.
Design, especially graphic design, is a field that allows you to learn at your own pace from many different sources. I’ve seen graphic artists that have created some of the most amazing projects and they never had a formal education. Success in this field is based on talent, training, drive and connections. So in order to get that much needed training without breaking the bank, consider taking individualized design courses such as these: • Baker Online • Adobe Online Training • International Webmasters Association and the HTML Writers Guild • Lehigh Valley College What do you think? What online design courses did you find useful?
[...] If you’re past the traditional college age of early 20s, now might be the time to fill in the holes in your technical expertise, and online classes are an affordable option for people who are pressed for time. Check out PsPrint blogger Valerie’s list of individualized design courses. [...]