College will cost up to $95,000 this fall. Schools say it’s OK, financial aid can numb sticker shock

https://apnews.com/article/college-costs...a8594b998c

University of Maryland Global Campus No Application Fee if you apply by May 31st
https://www.umgc.edu/learn-more/gen/degr...nline.html

Also, there is a 25% OnlineDegree.com Tuition Discount!
https://www.umgc.edu/business-partners/c...ine-degree

Reasons why people go to UMGC

• Military discount $250 per credit
  
  
• On Guild and other employer college programs 
  
  
• Alternative to WGU or SNHU computer science programs
  
  
• Brand name alternative to going to SNHU
  

Any recommendations for an online graduate level statistics course. The cheaper the better but needs to be RA accredited. My application to graduate school requires a current statistics course within past ten years so I need to take a fresh one. Thanks in advance.

Saw this on LinkedIn:
"[color=rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.9)]Did you know that Starbucks offers FREE online courses available to the PUBLIC? I recently completed the updated Greener Apron courses and am proud to work with partners passionately committed to giving back more than we take to ensure the future of coffee for all?[/color]
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Starbucks Greener Apron collection was created in partnership with Arizona State University and World Wildlife Fund, and is available to Starbucks Partners, Alumni, and the public for free. Course list includes classes on:

♻️ Sustainability Fundamentals
? Water Stewardship
?️ Waste Diversion. "[/color]
"

https://starbucksglobalacademy.com/greener-apron/

Has anyone on DegreeForum done a few classes, or finished a degree from ACE? 
https://ace.edu/degree-programs/masters-degrees

They have a lot of programs and RA accrediation. It'd be nice to see some reviews from them. Their pricing is pretty competitive for cash payers.

I graduated last Summer with UMPI's BLS in Management and took a much needed break. I paid the UMPI tuition out-of-pocket and I can't afford to do that again. I'm now looking at Master's programs that my employer will pay $10k a year for, but there aren't many choices.

I'm trying to decide between two paths:

• I have two years experience in social media marketing for a local radio station. It's fun, exciting and I get to be creative. I enjoy things like audience research and it's really satisfying to see the results of that in successful campaigns. However, this is a part-time gig and despite my experience, I have had zero luck finding full-time employment in this field. So one option that may help with this path would be a Master's in Marketing from SNHU. 
  

• I have twenty years experience in healthcare, at the same employer. My job involves direct patient care and while I'm good at it, this is something I no longer want to do. I'm considering a Master of Health Informatics offered by Purdue Global, because that field typically requires healthcare and electronic medical records experience which I have plenty of. Analytics isn't something that excites me, but I think I would have a better chance at employment with a less extreme career pivot than marketing.
  

This thread is intended to document my DBA journey and hopefully answer any questions or help others on the way whenever possible. I expect time will be limited because I do work full time, volunteer, have 5 children, and am caring for a sick mother at the same time.
4/2024: Spoke to admissions, signed up. Keeping an eye out for enrollment links and the CBE orientation course.

I have a BA in computer science from TESU.  Have taken plenty of classes from Sophia/study.com as well as some community college.

I plan on going to UMPI to get a BA in Accounting.

How can I know which will transfer?  Is there any way to transfer credits to them to see what will transfer without enrolling since I plan to take as many courses at sophia and study.com again before enrolling.?

Hello everyone,

I'm considering advancing my skills in locksmithing and was wondering if it’s possible to pursue a degree in locksmithing, or if the field only offers certification programs. Additionally, does anyone know if Thomas Edison State University offers any courses or programs specifically for locksmithing? Any guidance or information would be greatly appreciated!

Thank you!

I graduated last year with my degree in Computer Science from Thomas Edison University.

I have decided to go back to school and get my bachelor's in accounting.  What is the best route to take.  Should I go back to TESU or maybe try UMPI.  Any other choices?

I want the most affordable route.