Hello and thank you for your help,

I have aproximately 185 credits, 176 from regionally accredited schools.   I have completed my business management degree from WGU, which earned 90 credits.  The other RA credits came from brick and mortar schools in non business fields.   I have a grab bag of humanities and history credits and diverse gen eds.  I would really like to use this stockpile of credits for a liberal arts/humanities bachelors with minimal new coursework.  

I am considering the history and liberal studies degrees from TESU, Liberal Studies from Excelsior, and the General Studies from Charter Oak State College.  

Ideally I would do the TESU history, but I believe they require new credits to be earned since completing my business management degree at WGU.   

So Plan B is Excelsior Liberal Arts or COSC General Studies.

Am I thinking this through correctly ?

Here are 3 interesting Masters programs:  AI, Comp Sci, Software Engineering. 
For those looking into Woolf accreditation link: https://woolf.university/regulation/accreditation
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Woolf University (WeStride Institute of Technology) - MSCS Computer Science - Tuition Cost: 54,000 Bhat (1750 USD)
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WeStridge Programs: https://we-stride.com/programs

MS Computer Science: Data Analytics and Science
MS Computer Science: Software Engineering
MS Computer Science: AI and Machine Learning

Woolf University (GMC School of Technology) - MSCS Software Engineering - Tuition Cost: 2,400 USD
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Woolf University (Udacity) - MSAI Artificial Intelligence - Tuition Cost 2,500 USD (@50% discount)
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I’m considering applying for the online Legal Studies MA program at the University of Illinois Springfield. I recently completed the BAS program at UMPI and a Legal Studies masters program has piqued my interest as it’s very relevant for my current job and my overall professional experience. Has anyone done this program at this particular school? If not at this particular school, what should I look out for with this type of program at any school? I’m also looking at Purdue Global for their MLS program, but something doesn’t sit well with me about this school’s reputation. I know it’s part of Purdue university system, but only since recently. I feel like maybe the degree wouldn’t be respected. Maybe that concern is unfounded. Any advice would be greatly appreciated! Thx!

Hi, I’ve been searching the forums for a couple of weeks and I’m not sure there is any way for me to chart a degree course because I have no idea how all of my dental assisting credits will be used, or if the AAS would satisfy gen ed anywhere.
I’m most interested in a BLS and I am trying for the 1. Quickest and 2. Easiest in that order of priority.
Thank you for any help anyone can provide
Your Location: Florida
Your Age: 28
What kind of degree do you want?: BLS or elementary ed
Current Regional Accredited Credits:
Pierpont Board of Governors AAS 2022
2014: Polk State College
ENC 1101 College Comp 1 3.00cr
ENC 1102 College Comp 2 3.00cr
HUM 1020 Intro Humanities 3.00cr
PSY 1012 General Psych 3.00cr
 
Pasco Hernando State College 2017 -2018 – Dental Assisting Certificate
DEA 0135 Infection Control 1.00cr       B
DEA 0740 Intro to dental assisting 3.00cr        B
DEA 0741  Anatomy and Physiology for Dental Assistants 1.5cr           B
DEA 0743 Preventive Dentistry for Dental Assistants 1.5cr      B
DEA 0758 Preclinical Procedures for Dental Assistants 2.00cr           B
DEA 0758L Preclinical Procedures for Dental Assistants Laboratory 1.00cr P
DEA 0137 Oral, Head and Neck Anatomy 1.5cr A
DEA 0137L Oral, Head and Neck Anatomy for Dental Assistants Laboratory 1.00  P
DEA 0744 Dental Materials for Dental Assistants 1.00cr          B
DEA 0744L Dental Materials for Dental Assistants Laboratory 1.5cr  P
DEA 0746 Management of Dental Office Emergencies 1.00cr            A
DEA 0751 Clinical Procedures for Dental Assistants 2.00cr     B
DEA 0751L Clinical Procedures for Dental Assistants Laboratory 3.00          P
DEA 0755 Dental Radiography for Dental Assistants 1.00cr    B
DEA 0755L Dental Radiography for Dental Assistants Laboratory 1.5cr        P
DEA 0747 Dental Office Management for Dental Assistants 1.00cr    A
DEA 0753L Clinical Externship for Dental Assisting 14.5cr      P
DEA 0757 Expanded Functions for Dental Assistants .5cr       A
DEA 0757L Expanded Functions for Dental Assistants Laboratory 1.5cr       P


Current ACE, CLEP, or NCCRS Credits:
Sophia Learning 2022
SOPH-0006 Art History 1 3.00cr
SOPH-0016 Environmental Science 3.00cr
SOPH-0002 Human Biology 3.00cr
SOPH-0055 Into to college math 3.00cr
SOPH-0023 Introduction to Information Technology 3.00cr
SOPH-0009 Visual Communications 3.00cr
 
Any certifications or military experience?:
Dental Assisting Certification
Budget: as low as possible BUT willing to pay more for ease and speed
Commitments: currently job hunting
Dedicated time to study: I have tons of time
Timeline: as quick as possible
Tuition assistance/reimbursement: none
 
Additional Information: Im looking for a career change; recently out of a job and using this time to work on my bachelor’s degree. I have an interest in elementary education. In my state any bachelor’s degree comes with a route to teaching so I don’t necessarily want to limit my degree to education. Honestly, I just want to try to obtain the quickest (and easiest) bachelor's degree that I can. 
 
Fast and easy are my top priorities. I’m ok at testing but do hate proctored exams (as most do); so other kinds of assessments might be better.

I have seen repeated references on the board to this university offering inexpensive doctoral programs. But I can't find tuition anywhere on the website. Where are people getting the tuition prices?

https://www.uoc.edu/en/studies/doctorates

FreeCampus, a program from the eCampus unit of the University System of Georgia, offers several free non-credit online courses at freecampus.usg.edu. Students who complete assigned work to required standard within the scheduled term can receive a certificate of completion, likely digital, in each course, and a Credly digital badge in some courses.

Courses listed at this writing are:

• Anatomy and Physiology Prep
  
• College Foundations for English Composition
  
• College Math Foundations
  
• Data Science Basics
  
• Elementary French I Refresher
  
• Elementary Spanish I Refresher
  
• Essential Study Skills for College Success
  
• Financial Literacy Fundamentals
  
• Fundamentals of Pathophysiology
  
• Generative AI 101: Skills for Success
  
• Guitar for Beginners
  
• Health and Wellness
  
• Introduction to Financial Technology
  
• Introduction to Marketing
  
• Introduction to Engineering
  
• Introductory Business Law
  
• Library Instruction and Information Literacy
  
• Macroeconomics
  
• Medical Mathematics
  
• Medical Terminology
  

Hi all, 

This forum is very useful. I found some decent options, but I still need your help. 

I'm now enrolled in 2 masters: WGU AI and machine learning, and UF Innovative aging studies. 

I'm considering something on the interception of these: 

- entrepreneurship, innovation, creativity
- health science, bioinformatics, aging, gerontology,  medical science
- AI, digital health, AI in medicine 

I'm looking for a PhD (not DBA or similar), and it has to be affordable, like 10k/year max (better, less) 

I'm aware of the Bioinformatics UOC, and it seems to be the only choice for now, which I'm considering. 

I would be very thankful for any suggestions. 
Appreciate your help.

Good Afternoon Everybody, 

I am looking for affordable Upper Level UnderGrad or Graduate Spanish Credit that can be started and completed between now and end of July. It has to have the SPAN prefix or equivalent, as my wife has 18 credits but needs 30 total (at least 6 more upper level or graduate to complete her credit requirements to teach Spanish in a local school district, job offer pending the credits to add on the endorsement once credits are complete. I have searched around and either it has been very little with the correct prefix or strict availability or very expensive (which our budget can not currently support). If anyone has any ideas please let me know. I have looked at IDOMA, but it seems most courses are not transcribed as a SPAN prefix. Local CC only have lower level credit available. 

Thanks again for any help!

Joe Levy, the Associate Vice Provost of Accreditation, Quality & Improvement at Excelsior University, was the guest on the most recent episode of the EdUp Institutional Effectiveness podcast.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/4eih0ake1dEYVWCgRt0LM1

It probably doesn't make or break anyone's decision to go there or not, but I thought some might find it interesting.

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