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Looks like we are going to get a new course:
Student Success   1 Credit Course

https://www.acenet.edu/National-Guide/Pa...65f38bf0e1

Appears that will have validity in the 1 of October... lets see when it goes life.

So I've seen DEAC being mentioned a number of times on this forum. I came across a school that's accredited by DEAC Global in the UK (Distance Education Accrediting Council - https://deacg.org), but I see there's also a DEAC in the USA (Distance Education Accrediting Commission - https://www.deac.org)?

Both websites look legitimate. I'm not from either the USA or the UK, and the fact that there are two DEACs confuses me. 

What is the DEAC that people refer to when they speak about it on this forum? And is the school in question accredited or not?

I've looked through the forum but haven't been able to find whether anyone has successfully used InstaCert to study for the Abnormal Psych TECEP. If you have, would love to hear about it.
(Please, no hijacking this thread to tell me I should consider options that are cheaper than the TECEP. I have my reasons.)

I was looking at HAU'S MBA program and I noticed that now their MBA program has IACBE accreditation now. On the MBA website at HAU it is still advertised as $3000. If that additional accreditation is important it seems even more worth it.

Hi,

I was watching Ryan on you tube.
He said Graduating WGU in a year, is super feasible.

Is this true?

What is the secret sauce for studying,
 and passing courses quickly?

Thank You1

Working through my degree plan for UMPI after taking some time off for the summer, Looking at my language requirement and although i know the sophia Spanish is supposed to be one of the easiest ways to satisfy the credits I would love learning some latin in its place.


Does anyone know of any ACE Latin courses? My brief look through Ace's National Guide didn't show much.
Alternately I'd be open to look into any pay per course programs like ASU's Universal Learner.  


I know there likely isn't many options if any but if anyone knows of any id greatly appreciate the tip.

Hello everyone,
I'm considering transferring credits to WGU and was wondering if anyone knows whether WGU accepts credits from OnlineDegree.com. Additionally, could anyone share the list of courses included in the Cybersecurity and Information Assurance program at WGU?
Thanks in advance for your help

Good evening Im looking for some advice in regards to going to school while active duty, I have to enroll and obtain an associates degree in order to meet a requirement at my next command I was originally looking to use Sophia learning to satisfy my general education credits and use my 19 Ace credits from military service and graduate with a BOG associates degree from pierpont community college online. Unfortunately today I found out on October 4th 2024 pierpont will be requiring 12 credits to be completed with the school brining the cost way out of my budget ( I don't plan to use TA or my GI bill for this) do any of you know of any other colleges which allow us to transfer our military credits and take Sophia learning credits all while not breaking the bank? 

info about me if it helps 
currently stationed In Norfolk Virginia 
active duty navy

Hey everyone, I have enrolled in SNHU India Computer Science, I chose it here because I am not from the U.S.A. and they are pretty affordable.

So far I have taken these courses on Sophia;

Business Ethics(in progress)
Calculus I
College Algebra
English Composition I
Environmental Science
Introduction to Ethics
Introduction to Information Technology
Introduction to Python Programming
Introduction to Relational Databases
Introduction to Statistics
Macroeconomics
Precalculus
Visual Communications


What other courses should I take to knock out gen eds and some more from electives? I have been following the guide but it gets me confused sometimes.