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| Need Advice for a bachelor's degree, please review and provide comments/feedback |
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Posted by: c.hawk - 01-29-2008, 03:55 PM - Forum: [ARCHIVE] Excelsior, Thomas Edison, and Charter Oak Specific Discussion
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?? What is my most efficient, timely, and cost effective way to attain a bachelor's degree ??
Fredrick Community College (RA Accredited)
- Converted all FEMA EMI courses to Credit (COMPLETED)
- Emergency Management Certificate Program (GRADUATED)
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (RA Accredited)
- CS109 Intro to Computers & Apps
- SF435 Aircraft Crash Survival Ana & Des
- BA201 Principles of Management
- PSYC220 Introduction to Psychology
- SFTY345 Aviation Safety Program Mgmt
- SFTY330 Aircraft Accident Investigation
- ASCI254 Aviation Legislation
- SFTY409 Aviation Safety
- SFTY320 Human Factors in Aviation Safety
Eastern New Mexico University of Roswell (RA Accredited)
- UNIV 101 Freshman Seminar
- COMM 101 Interpersonal Communications
Ashworth College/University (DETC accredited)
60 Credits - A.S. Business Management (GRADUATED)
American Military University (RA & DETC Accredited)
* 78 Credits for B.A. in Management * Current Program *
- SC107 &SC127 Intro to Meteorology w/Lab (in progress, almost done)
AARTS / VMET - ACE CREDIT RECOMMENDED
* Basic Combat Training
- ACE Recommendations: In the Lower-Division Baccalaureate/Associate Degree Category, 2 Semester Hours In Physical Conditioning, 2 In Marksmanship, And 1 In First Aid.
* UH-60 Helicopter Repairer Course & Career Progression
- ACE Recommendations: In the lower-division baccalaureate/associate degree category, 12 semester hours in basic helicopter maintenance, 2 in aircraft forms and records, 2 in aircraft weight and balance, 5 in aviation maintenance management, 2 in quality control, and 3 in principles of supervision.
* NCO Academy (PLDC)
- ACE Recommendations: In the Lower-Division Baccalaureate/Associate Degree Category, 2 Semester Hours in Principles and Application of Leadership And 2 in Military Science.
AARTS / VMET - Other Learning Experience
Combat Lifesaver, Supervisor Development (SDC), Manager Development, Rescue Hoist Maintenance Course, Arctic Survival Training Course, Action Officer Development, Commanders Safety Course (CSC), Internment/Resettlement Spec, Defense Hazardous Materials/Waste Handling and Sling Load Inspector Certification
Licenses/Certificates
- Emergency Medical Technician Basic (EMT-B) License/Certificate
- FAA Airframe & Powerplant License/Certificate
- Federal Communication Commission License/Certificate (General Radio Operator w/ Ship Radar)
CLEP TESTS
- US History I, 60
- US History II, 62
- College Mathematics, 51
- Intro to Sociology, 67
- English w/Essay, 50
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| Need Advice for a bachelor's degree, please review and provide comments/feedback |
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Posted by: c.hawk - 01-29-2008, 03:51 PM - Forum: General Education-Related Discussion
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?? What is my most efficient, timely, and cost effective way to attain a bachelor's degree ??
Fredrick Community College (RA Accredited)
- Converted all FEMA EMI courses to Credit (COMPLETED)
- Emergency Management Certificate Program (GRADUATED)
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (RA Accredited)
- CS109 Intro to Computers & Apps
- SF435 Aircraft Crash Survival Ana & Des
- BA201 Principles of Management
- PSYC220 Introduction to Psychology
- SFTY345 Aviation Safety Program Mgmt
- SFTY330 Aircraft Accident Investigation
- ASCI254 Aviation Legislation
- SFTY409 Aviation Safety
- SFTY320 Human Factors in Aviation Safety
Eastern New Mexico University of Roswell (RA Accredited)
- UNIV 101 Freshman Seminar
- COMM 101 Interpersonal Communications
Ashworth College/University (DETC accredited)
60 Credits - A.S. Business Management (GRADUATED)
American Military University (RA & DETC Accredited)
* 78 Credits for B.A. in Management * Current Program *
- SC107 &SC127 Intro to Meteorology w/Lab (in progress, almost done)
AARTS / VMET - ACE CREDIT RECOMMENDED
* Basic Combat Training
- ACE Recommendations: In the Lower-Division Baccalaureate/Associate Degree Category, 2 Semester Hours In Physical Conditioning, 2 In Marksmanship, And 1 In First Aid.
* UH-60 Helicopter Repairer Course & Career Progression
- ACE Recommendations: In the lower-division baccalaureate/associate degree category, 12 semester hours in basic helicopter maintenance, 2 in aircraft forms and records, 2 in aircraft weight and balance, 5 in aviation maintenance management, 2 in quality control, and 3 in principles of supervision.
* NCO Academy (PLDC)
- ACE Recommendations: In the Lower-Division Baccalaureate/Associate Degree Category, 2 Semester Hours in Principles and Application of Leadership And 2 in Military Science.
AARTS / VMET - Other Learning Experience
Combat Lifesaver, Supervisor Development (SDC), Manager Development, Rescue Hoist Maintenance Course, Arctic Survival Training Course, Action Officer Development, Commanders Safety Course (CSC), Internment/Resettlement Spec, Defense Hazardous Materials/Waste Handling and Sling Load Inspector Certification
Licenses/Certificates
- Emergency Medical Technician Basic (EMT-B) License/Certificate
- FAA Airframe & Powerplant License/Certificate
- Federal Communication Commission License/Certificate (General Radio Operator w/ Ship Radar)
CLEP TESTS
- US History I, 60
- US History II, 62
- College Mathematics, 54
- Intro to Sociology, 65
- English w/Essay, 52
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| Finally done! |
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Posted by: Librevore - 01-29-2008, 09:42 AM - Forum: General Education-Related Discussion
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I took my last DSST on Nov. 22nd and it took almost a month for the results to reach Excelsior. Then another month or so for them to review my transcripts but this is it! They are conferring my BS on Feb.15th.
Thank you all so very, very much. I know I could not have accomplished over three years of college credit in a year and a half without the tools and support here at IC.
I'm attempting a career change and am applying to several Masters programs. We'll see what happens. Good luck to all of you who are still in the process. You CAN do it!
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| Passed my First DANTES Today - and Second! |
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Posted by: GettinMyBA - 01-28-2008, 04:32 PM - Forum: General Education-Related Discussion
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Now I understand how it feels to get a passing grade and kill an entire semester's worth of work in a sitting! I took and passed my first two DANTES tests ever today - Criminal Justice and Fundamentals of Algebra. I feel so great about it that I couldn't wait to get home to set up one of those cool signature files that you guys all have!! hilarious
No need to do details here - I'm on my way to the exam specific board to post, but lemme say one thing.... Algebra was NO JOKE. I was so frustrated at my lack of knowledge, and really upset that I guessed at so many... I mean it - I guessed at least 45 questions (of the total 79) and I wasn't even narrowing down.... I guessed 'B' 45 times. I can't believe I passed... just barely with a 47 (the exact req'd pass score).
Thanks to everyone for all the help on the Criminal Justice! Instantcert and this board was all I used!! Now here's my sweet new sig file.....
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