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Bismarck State College -- anyone have experience with it ? heard of it ? - bluebooger - 10-21-2016
https://bismarckstate.edu/bsc-online/degree/
if I'm reading it correctly it seems to be between $200 - $250 per credit
https://bismarckstate.edu/uploads/23/20162017tuitionfees3.pdf
Bismarck State College -- anyone have experience with it ? heard of it ? - EllisGrant - 10-21-2016
bluebooger Wrote:https://bismarckstate.edu/bsc-online/degree/
if I'm reading it correctly it seems to be between $200 - $250 per credit
https://bismarckstate.edu/uploads/23/20162017tuitionfees3.pdf
Maybe I am missing it, but I cannot seem to find a limit in transfer credits. Anyone else see it?
Bismarck State College -- anyone have experience with it ? heard of it ? - bluebooger - 10-21-2016
all I see so far is this
https://bismarckstate.edu/uploads/resources/6281/bsc-student-policy-clep-college-level-examination-program.pdf
7. A maximum of 45 semester hours of non-traditional college credit (i.e., AP, CLEP,
DSST, military training, BSC challenge examination credit, portfolio development,
industry credit training, and courses covered under high school articulation
agreements) may be applied to an associate’s degree, diploma, or certificate at BSC.
A maximum of 60 semester hours of non-traditional college credit may be applied
to a bachelor of applied science degree at BSC.
Bismarck State College -- anyone have experience with it ? heard of it ? - TrailRunr - 10-21-2016
I picked a random BA program like this one:
https://bismarckstate.edu/academics/programs/Energy/enrg/grad/
You need 30 credits in residence at BSC for a BA.
Bismarck State College -- anyone have experience with it ? heard of it ? - Old Guy - 10-22-2016
already answered