norema Wrote:I thought about waiting a day before posting the question just in case they were have website issues. I was just freaking out though. Many of my family members are planning on using FEMA courses towards a TESC degree. TESC's BS Homeland Security & Emeg. Prepardness is the main degree though that my son will be doing allowing 42 FEMA credits to be used. Where being able to use those credits makes the difference in him pursing and getting a bachelors degree versus an associates degree. Alright I feel better now... Thanks!
Just thought I would let you know...TESC only accepts 15 FEMA credits towards the Emergency Disaster Services major. They will accept 25 FEMAs all together. (The rest can be free electives)
I'm sure FEMA will have their website up and going again soon. Those classes are used extensively in training for different government jobs and for first responders. I don't see them discontinuing them any time soon!
~Autumn
Master of Arts - Emergency and Disaster Management - Estimated Completion 2014
Bachelor of Science Human Services in Emergency Disaster Services - TESC- December 2009
Culinary Arts Certificate - Boise State University 2002
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Master of Arts - Emergency and Disaster Management - Estimated Completion 2014
Bachelor of Science Human Services in Emergency Disaster Services - TESC- December 2009
Culinary Arts Certificate - Boise State University 2002
Education teaches a man to spell experience.