Is it better to get a degree from virtual university?

Answer 1

No, it is certainly not.

For one thing, most employers and others who consider such qualifications may not think much of such a degree and dismiss it as null, primarily for reasons described below.

Virtual universities also don't often include much actual education. You pay the fee, sign up for sometimes as little as six weeks, and get your degree mailed to you; you never need to do any work, nor to study the subject in question. Those that do require some form of real work can't enforce that it is you doing the assignments: your best buddy, somebody else with a degree already or a large group of people could all work under one name, making the degree unreliable at best and an implicit dishonesty at worst.

At a real university, you will be taught the subject by a qualified professional (often somebody with a doctorate) in a real classroom, with real notes and real knowledge. Any assessment will be made by a certified institution and will be entirely of your personal knowledge learnt, leaving you with something worth respecting and that you have truly earnt.