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03-27-2009, 04:41 PM
(This post was last modified: 03-27-2009, 07:51 PM by nj593.)
I went to a school back in the day where some courses I could use to be college credit. Normal colleges will not accept them I know this much. But i have heard through here that some accreditation body ASE might be able to transfer this into credit. Is this true?
The school is star technical and there accredited through Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges of Technology (ACCSCT).
Hope someone knows what Im blabbing about here because I really dont know the name of that place. :>)
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nj593 Wrote:I went to a school back in the day where some courses I could use to be college credit. Normal colleges will not accept them I know this much. But i have heard through here that some accreditation body ASE might be able to transfer this into credit. Is this true?
The school is star technical and there accredited through Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges of Technology (ACCSCT).
Hope someone knows what Im blabbing about here because I really dont know the name of that place. :>)
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Sigh. Welcome to my world. My culinary degree-back in the day- was also nationally accredited. When you say normal, I think you mean regionally accredited. There is zero chance of getting any school to openly say yes without making an exception- but exception can be made. Also, you can apply to a nationally accredited college for your bachelor's degree- they will usually work. One college that I'd suggest you try FIRST, is the American Military University (also called) American Public University
Accredited Online University - American Public University (APUS) - Online Learning University, Distance Education, Online University Degree Programs
They hold both national and regional accreditation. This means- you bring in national credits + the regional credits you earn = regionally accredited bachelor's degree.
(ASE is actually ACE, but you are going to hit a dead end unless they evaluated your college back when you took the classes)
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