Can we create a list of ALL regionally accredited universities that offer college cre

[soliloquy]

Can we create a list of ALL regionally accredited universities that offer college credit for credential evaluations?

I know COSC does and I think TESC does as well. I am in the process of writing an article for a publication and I wanted to include this information. If you provide information and you want to PM me your name, I can include you as a contributor to the article I'm writing. It's not for anything major, just a bar association publication.

Thanks!

[mednat]

Can we create a list of ALL regionally accredited universities that offer college credit for credential evaluations?

I know COSC does and I think TESC does as well. I am in the process of writing an article for a publication and I wanted to include this information. If you provide information and you want to PM me your name, I can include you as a contributor to the article I'm writing. It's not for anything major, just a bar association publication.

Thanks!

Any particular credentials or schools offer credit for any industry certification?

[soliloquy]

Any particular credentials or schools offer credit for any industry certification?

COSC will review any credential you have for credit.

https://www.charteroak.edu/current/acade...uation.cfm

[mednat]

COSC will review any credential you have for credit.

https://www.charteroak.edu/current/acade...uation.cfm

I should have phrased my question better. I just re-read it and it didn't get across what I was asking at all.

Are you interested in schools that evaluate a particular credential or interested in schools that will evaluate atleast one type of credential.

[soliloquy]

I should have phrased my question better. I just re-read it and it didn't get across what I was asking at all.

Are you interested in schools that evaluate a particular credential or interested in schools that will evaluate atleast one type of credential.

I am interested in schools that will evaluate credentials as a general rule to determine credit. In my case the credential is certified paralegal but that doesn't have to be the only one. I want to both help this board and help my audience.

[JohnnyHeck]

I believe TESC has the most available credits for specific credentials than any other institution. In fact, most of their BS in Applied Science and Technology (BSAST) degrees are based on one having a credential in that field. E.g. My friend is a Registered Respiratory Therapist (RRT) obtained by examination after the completion of a non-regionally accredited degree from a Respiratory Therapist Association accredited college. At TESC he is able to pursue a BSAST in Respiratory Therapy. He received 39 professional Area of Study (AOS) credits out of 45 required from TESC. This with 60 credits of Gen Ed and 15 Electives - with some specific to BSAST RRT - yield the 120 credits required for a regionally accredited bachelor's degree. COSC would only give his credential 12 free elective credits toward their BS Health Science or General Studies, EC would give him 15 free electives in any of their BA or BS degree programs. Also note that both TESC and EC have specialized programs to award a BS Nursing degree to credentialed RNs, LPNs, an LVNs.

[KayV]

Excelsior accepts lots of different credits:
Excelsior College | Transfer More Credits with Excelsior College

As do the West Virginia Board of Governors AAS and Board of Regents BA degrees. Here's the info from the WVUP program, but many universities statewide accept these credits.
Program Evaluations | WVU Parkersburg

WGU offers credit for IT certifications (among others):
Transferable IT Certifications | WGU Online IT Certification

Liberty University has a surprising number of certifications accepted for credit:
Automatic Credit for Job Training | Liberty University Online

[KayV]

Kaplan University offers credit for IT certifications:
Prior Learning at Kaplan University - Credit for IT Exams and Certifications

MSU Denver also appears to do so as well:
Prior Learning Assessment | Center for Individualized Learning | MSU Denver

As does Argosy University:
https://www.argosy.edu/admissions/transfer-credits

And Capella:
Transferring Credits & Credit For Prior Learning - Capella University

Colorado Tech has a Fast Track program for up to 24 credits, but in the finer print it says that they also give credit for professional training and certification.
Work & Life Experience Credits | Colorado Technical University

Columbia College accepts quite a bit of nontraditional credit:
Non-Traditional Transfer Guides: Columbia College: Office of the Registrar

Eastern Washington University will accept up to 45 quarter credits of experiential credit:
http://www.ewu.edu/undergrad/transfer/tr...fer-credit

[KayV]

SUNY- Empire State College accepts lots of credit for prior college-level learning:
Credit for Prior College-Level Learning | Future Students | SUNY Empire State College

As does University of Maryland University College:
https://www.umuc.edu/students/support/ex...ecific.cfm

American Public University/ American Military University have quite a long list of approved credits:
Accepted Certificates

Community colleges in Florida and Texas often accept ACE/ NCCRS/ industry credits. Here are two examples, first from Valencia College in Florida:
Articultation Agreements - Credits From Orange Technical Education Centers and Technical Education Center of Osceola - Valencia College

and from Central Texas College:
Credit for Non-traditional Learning Experiences - Central Texas College

[KayV]

Western Oklahoma State College:
http://www.wosc.edu/uploads/rhonda.reute...%20Web.pdf

Saint Louis University:
Earn Credit for What You Already Know : Credit for Prior Learning : Saint Louis University School for Professional Studies : SLU

Arapahoe Community College in Littleton, Colorado:
https://www.arapahoe.edu/admissions/tran...r-learning

Penn State (who knew?):
http://yk.psu.edu/Documents/Admissions/C...arning.pdf

Stark State College in Ohio:
Credit for Prior Learning | Stark State College - North Canton, Ohio

Simmons College in Boston:
Credit for Prior Learning

Macomb Community in Michigan:
Macomb Community College - Credit for Prior Learning

Delgado Community College in New Orleans, Louisiana:
Credit for Prior Learning - Delgado Community College

North Central Missouri College:
http://www.ncmissouri.edu/admissions/Doc...arning.pdf

Maricopa Community College System in Arizona:
https://chancellor.maricopa.edu/public-s...r-learning

Red Rocks Community College in Colorado:
Credit for Prior Learning | Red Rocks Community College