Accounting and Finance BSc with Arden University?

Is it feasibly to study Chemistry by distance learning?

London International and the Open University both have distance learning accounting degrees. I'd be very cautious about courses that say they are 'ACCA accredited'. This is pretty meaningless - ACCA just give a few exemptions - I don't think they do anything much to confirm the quality of the course.

For people distance learning accounting the more normal route is to start with AAT then move to ACCA, or go straight into ACCA. You can pick up a degree while doing this through Oxford Brookes. Employers will trust ACCA exam passes far more than a university, especially one they haven't heard of.

Why distance learning by the way? What is your current job?

Thanks for replying, very informative! The chemistry course I'm considering is at the University of Salford, which is a physical university.
So in your opinion it would be best to skip the degree and just do AAT and then ACCA? I'm actually almost through with AAT Foundation cert. I'm still uncertain how employable I will be since atm I don't have any sort of degree.

I think I would go the AAT/ ACCA route, although it is a bit longwinded and the AAT studying a bit inflexible. If there was a really great remote learning or part time option I might think differently but the OU course has some notable downsides, plus I think the time people take doing part time degrees is frequently too long.

As a note is not generally the lack of a degree which holds people back when trying to find accounting jobs - often A level grades are an issue. But anyway, the ACCA or CIMA route is a bit more direct, more designed for part time study and although I'd guess tougher than most degrees more recognised as a result.