ASU vs Liberty - For MS in BIOLOGY

[Alpha]

Most grad schools will only accept a limited number of transfer credits so don't take more than will transfer.

[jamshid666]

Here's a link to a spreadsheet I just updated for my future Biology studies at the master's level.  I am thinking of adding a few more to make the list up to about 20 shortlists, entirely online... I prefer public/state schools over private/non-profit ones though... What I am thinking is getting the WSU Grad Cert and ladder it up to one of these master's degrees. Link: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1...sp=sharing

I'm surprised your spreadsheet doesn't include Miami University's program: https://miamioh.edu/cas/graduate-studies...index.html

[Alpha]

Here's a few more for the spreadsheet
https://www.usj.edu/academics/sasbe/biol...ms-online/
https://extended.unco.edu/programs/biolo...s-masters/
https://www.wku.edu/online/grad-programs/ms-biology/

[bjcheung77]

Thanks for letting me know about these programs, I'll "grow" the list sooner than later... and then decide from that short list of 20 or so...

[sanantone]

Texas A&M Commerce doesn't have high admissions standards, but if I remember correctly, their biological sciences program doesn't cover graduate-level biology. It's intended for people who teach K-12 biology.

[NewatTESU]

Thank you all ! 
This was quite helpful ! 
My friend was able to sort them and reached out to the universities.