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Excelsior and Frederick - mdel210201 - 10-17-2019
Hey folks,
Quick question. I searched the message board but cannot seem to find any answer and until I enroll in Excelsior, they are not really that helpful lol. I know nobody really talks about Frederick Community College as an option anymore because of the $$ it costs per credit. But, many years ago I transferred 40 FEMA Credits over to Frederick because I needed it to get into the NYPD. Since I already did this, does it make sense for me to go with Excelsior as my school of choice? TESC has me needing 50 or so credits to complete my degree and Excelsior has me needing roughly the same so far but without me submitting my Frederick transcript. Does anyone know where they fit into a degree plan with Excelsior?
Thanks again,
Mike
RE: Excelsior and Frederick - udi - 10-17-2019
(10-17-2019, 10:43 AM)mdel210201 Wrote: Hey folks,
Quick question. I searched the message board but cannot seem to find any answer and until I enroll in Excelsior, they are not really that helpful lol. I know nobody really talks about Frederick Community College as an option anymore because of the $$ it costs per credit. But, many years ago I transferred 40 FEMA Credits over to Frederick because I needed it to get into the NYPD. Since I already did this, does it make sense for me to go with Excelsior as my school of choice? TESC has me needing 50 or so credits to complete my degree and Excelsior has me needing roughly the same so far but without me submitting my Frederick transcript. Does anyone know where they fit into a degree plan with Excelsior?
Thanks again,
Mike
Do you have any other credits and what degree are you trying to get? Usually, COSC is better for FEMA credits, I thought. It could be worth it to apply everywhere to see where the credits fall. I didn't see any direct transfer degrees from your school, but maybe there are agreements the college is aware of.