Associate Degree-O-Shmoop

[AJ_Atlanta]

Well this is an interesting one, we so rarely get much on associates degrees; I don't think there are any on the wiki that I recall. Still I don't have one and it would be nice if I could get my daughter a degree before she is out of HS

[jsd]

I don't think there are any on the wiki that I recall.

There are a bunch, they're just all outdated

[AJ_Atlanta]

So it just occurred to me that I don't know if the associates degree programs have a different limit per single source for credit transfer. Anyone have any info on that?

[KayV]

45 credits from a single source.

ETA: The four Straighterline classes get you the partnership pricing; those twelve hours plus the Capstone get you the 15 hours from non-Shmoopian sources.

[AJ_Atlanta]

45 credits from a single source.

ETA: The four Straighterline classes get you the partnership pricing; those twelve hours plus the Capstone get you the 15 hours from non-Shmoopian sources.

Even on the associates? Now to decide Engrish or History

[KayV]

An associate from Charter Oak is only in General Studies, as is an AA from TESU. You can get an ASLA with a concentration/ area of focus from Excelsior though.

Oops. Yeah, I'm totally confusing threads. This is Excelsior so you could do both and get them listed.

[ronaldemail1]

Could somebody say how much will the Associate Degree cost after the Excelsior Scholarship?

[KayV]

Here is the partnership pricing.
Taking just a 3-hour Capstone

$0 to apply
$1095 Multi-Source enrollment fee
$1230 = $410 x 3 hours tuition
$450 graduation fee
Total $2775

You would also have to add the cost for Straighterline and Shmoop, but that will vary according to how long it takes you.

ETA: Wait a minute. I just looked up the Straighterline partnership pricing to make sure nothing had changed, and of course it has. Now it is just $50 off your first four courses- nothing at all, in other words. HOWEVER, you can still join POAG as an associate member for $25/ year and get the pricing listed above.

[AJ_Atlanta]

POAG - Peace Officers Association of Georgia; I may be in luck but I don't think that is what you mean

[KayV]

Yes, that's it, just a minute I've made the info on that into a Google doc because I've been retyping it so much.