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Where should I go? - etsready0612 - 06-20-2010
Hey guys, I'm in the army and I get out in less then two years. I was trying to complete at least an associates degree before I get out. I am currently attending AMU, but I'm not so sure it is the best choice. I don't want to get a degree from here and end up getting screwed when I apply for a normal state universtiy in North Carolina. If anyone has any suggestions let me know. Thanks
Where should I go? - Chebasaz - 06-20-2010
i R confused :confused: What are you asking for suggestions on? If you should stay with AMU? If it's working, then yes.
AMU's a perfectly good school, so you won't have any problems getting into a state college with an associates from there. AMU's regionally accredited; just like Excelsior, Charter Oaks, Thomas Edison and...... North Carolina State University
If you're asking if you should take a CLEP or two, I'd suggest seeing what AMU's policy is. I "think?" AMU allows a certain amount of CLEP's to be taken, which could speed up your associates by quite a bit. Don't quote me on that. There are a few AMU alumni on the forums, so perhaps one of them will come by and shed some light. If not, just ask your advisor how many credits you can get with CLEP or DSST's.
Where should I go? - ShotoJuku - 06-21-2010
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Where should I go? - etsready0612 - 06-21-2010
Sorry for beating around the bush. I just want to know if I should stay with AMU or if I should go somewhere else. What school is the most clep dsst friendly?
Where should I go? - NAP - 06-25-2010
Sorry for being late getting to this post. I wanted to add:
Be careful when transferring from an Associate Degree to a Bachelor's Degree. The school that you earn the Bachelor's Degree from will get to choose all 120 credits you need for the degree not just the second 60 credits. If you use exams to complete your Associate Degree, you will want to be sure that those credits meet the policy at the school you choose for your Bachelor's Degree, too.
Where should I go? - april004 - 06-26-2010
I am going to copy off shoto and say..
EXCELSIOR!!!!!
Where should I go? - rickyjo - 06-26-2010
In my limited experience it seems that Excelsior is generally the most flexible.
Where should I go? - etsready0612 - 07-07-2010
Thanks guys I'll check it out.
Where should I go? - ShotoJuku - 07-07-2010
etsready0612 Wrote:Thanks guys I'll check it out.
No checking required - [SIZE="6"]EC[/SIZE] is the way!!
Where should I go? - PonyGirl93 - 07-07-2010
ShotoJuku Wrote:No checking required - [SIZE="6"]EC[/SIZE] is the way!!
Ahhhh I love the openminded, all-sides-of-the-story responses here....
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