09-16-2012, 12:33 PM
Congratulations!
Once you graduate with your nursing degree, you will have to pay another enrollment fee to start your next degree at EC. The enrollment fee at EC lasts one year or until you graduate, whichever is shorter. If you re-enroll within a year of graduation, the enrollment fee is reduced about 50%. (You'll need to ask your advisor if it is possible to be enrolled for 2 degrees at once.)
A BS at EC in the school of liberal arts with or without a major can have up to 60 credits of free electives. That is the section where your nursing credits are likely to count for those degrees.
Congratulations again on being so close to finishing your nursing degree!
Once you graduate with your nursing degree, you will have to pay another enrollment fee to start your next degree at EC. The enrollment fee at EC lasts one year or until you graduate, whichever is shorter. If you re-enroll within a year of graduation, the enrollment fee is reduced about 50%. (You'll need to ask your advisor if it is possible to be enrolled for 2 degrees at once.)
A BS at EC in the school of liberal arts with or without a major can have up to 60 credits of free electives. That is the section where your nursing credits are likely to count for those degrees.
Congratulations again on being so close to finishing your nursing degree!
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MS Biostatistics in 2019 at Texas A&M University - Graduate School
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Resources Used - 20+ Exams Passed & General GRE
Practice Tests - Available for CLEP and DSST
* Link posted with permission from forum admin; thank you!
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