I have a son who is actually intellectually and academically challenged. He wants to get an undergraduate degree. I was thinking of alternative modes of learning for him. Unfortunately, most of the Open Universities are offering graduate courses. If ever they are offering undergraduate course, applicants should have taken already college courses or have been working.

Are there any OU’s who can cater to people like him?

I am currently doing my undergraduate thesis about adult learners who returned to school after stopping for quite some time. I would just like to ask whether you know any more researches about the adult learners conducted here in the Philippines?

Thank you!

Try the New Era University. It is complete online course.

My apologies for a very late revert on your question.

I actually would need to ask you first which one from all the institutions mentioned above are you referring to exactly? As each has different context manifestation of Open Education.

By definition, Open Education is using the qualifier “Open” which refers to eradication of factors that prohibit and restrict a learner from getting an equal and quality education. Open Education in the Philippines is translated into various forms, such as home schooling, alternative learning system, Open University and open access to educational resources.