RA that accepts NA?

[Insert Name]

Besides excelsior, are there any RA schools that accept NA and ACE credits?

[rachel83az]

UMPI might accept SOME NA credits. They don't have a policy of accepting them, but some NA schools have been spotted in the transfer database.

[Alpha]

I have some memory that I've been told that for-profit schools are a bit more likely to accept NA credits than a typical non-profit.  I can't actually say that's true but you might want to take a peek at Capella and see if there's something about it on their site.

[dfrecore]

WGU. Wilmington University.

[jsd]

WGU as mentioned, Walden, Cal Southern...

[bjcheung77]

There are a few, but just curious, what are you trying to do? Is there a specific degree or school you want to get into?

[Insert Name]

There are a few, but just curious, what are you trying to do?  Is there a specific degree or school you want to get into?

Long story short, just doing a final sweep and check on options before pulling trigger on “the right one.” The degree has to be RA for teaching. If the CSETs go well the degree doesn’t have to be in the specific subject matter. At the moment, TESU is looking like the best option, but there’s a chance that a BS/BA may be a little quicker if a school accepts some NA credits from a while ago. EU was pretty stingy on their evaluations.

[jsd]

How many NA credits are you talking about? What courses? It might sting a bit, but depending on your answer it might be worth it to abandon them. But if it's a considerable amount of relevant courses, that might change things

[Insert Name]

How many NA credits are you talking about? What courses? It might sting a bit, but depending on your answer it might be worth it to abandon them. But if it's a considerable amount of relevant courses, that might change things

A full medical assistant program. They were transcripted as hours instead of credits, so not sure what the conversation would be (if they are accepted at all), but it’s 720 course hours plus 180 externship hours.

Without them, still at 47 RA credits and 37 ACE, so the sting isn’t that bad if they can’t be used. It’s just if they could be used it may help with area of study credits. 

Basically just thinking, with taking a pause to focus prImarily on CSET exams, it’s a good time to evaluate the long shots, just in case.

[davewill]

How many NA credits are you talking about? What courses? It might sting a bit, but depending on your answer it might be worth it to abandon them. But if it's a considerable amount of relevant courses, that might change things

A full medical assistant program. They were transcripted as hours instead of credits, so not sure what the conversation would be (if they are accepted at all), but it’s 720 course hours plus 180 externship hours.

Without them, still at 47 RA credits and 37 ACE, so the sting isn’t that bad if they can’t be used. It’s just if they could be used it may help with area of study credits. 

Basically just thinking, with taking a pause to focus prImarily on CSET exams, it’s a good time to evaluate the long shots, just in case.

Did you earn any certifications in the course of that? It's possible that the cert could be worth credit even if the individual courses are not accepted for transfer.