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South Texas College - CBE Programs - bjcheung77 - 04-29-2021
South Texas College has several CBE programs that are affordable for in district it's $850 and out of district it's $910.
For out of state, it's roughly $1500 for a 7 week term - I wonder if international students are charged this rate fee.
List of Fees/Tuition: https://catalog.southtexascollege.edu/tuition-fees/
List of Programs: https://www.southtexascollege.edu/academics/cbe/
Bachelor of Applied Technology in Computer and Information Technologies
Bachelor of Applied Technology in Medical and Health Services Management
Bachelor of Applied Science in Organizational Leadership
Bachelor of Applied Technology in Technology Management
RE: South Texas College - CBE Programs - dfrecore - 04-29-2021
They also are one of the only CBE programs with AA's and certificates.
Their pricing for in-district is the 3rd cheapest weekly rate of all of them (after Snow College and NAU). Out-of-district is only slightly higher (comes in after UMHB). Even out-of-state is cheaper than Purdue Global & Rasmussen.
I also think that this is entirely test-out, rather than having to write papers: "STC’s Competency-Based Programs can allow you to finish your degree in significantly less time. Students have the option to apply their existing knowledge or experience through examination. Upon successful completion of this exam students can jump ahead to the next course in their degree, all during the same 7 week term and at no additional cost." That's a better option for many people.
RE: South Texas College - CBE Programs - nyvrem - 04-29-2021
looks like international students will get charged out of state rate, $1500/term?
Competency-Based Format Courses Offered during Seven- Week Accelerated Terms* (per Term) (Out-of-State) 1,500.00
ima email them to ask.
RE: South Texas College - CBE Programs - bjcheung77 - 04-29-2021
I think this is a very comparable program to other CBE's, the benefit for this program is you can technicalyl get 75% of the credits through AP, CLEP, or IB and internal exams, then get the remaining 25% from South Texas College by paying either one term or two and be done with a Bachelors. Link: https://catalog.southtexascollege.edu/scholastic-regulations/credit-by-examination/
RE: South Texas College - CBE Programs - Vle045 - 04-29-2021
I hope they expand their CBE offerings in the near future.
RE: South Texas College - CBE Programs - gams007 - 04-30-2021
(04-29-2021, 08:36 PM)dfrecore Wrote: They also are one of the only CBE programs with AA's and certificates.
Their pricing for in-district is the 3rd cheapest weekly rate of all of them (after Snow College and NAU). Out-of-district is only slightly higher (comes in after UMHB). Even out-of-state is cheaper than Purdue Global & Rasmussen.
I also think that this is entirely test-out, rather than having to write papers: "STC’s Competency-Based Programs can allow you to finish your degree in significantly less time. Students have the option to apply their existing knowledge or experience through examination. Upon successful completion of this exam students can jump ahead to the next course in their degree, all during the same 7 week term and at no additional cost." That's a better option for many people.
dfrecore you are saying that they offer an Associate degree and Certificates, if you pay for a CBE program? where do you read that.
RE: South Texas College - CBE Programs - Vle045 - 04-30-2021
(04-30-2021, 08:17 AM)gams007 Wrote:(04-29-2021, 08:36 PM)dfrecore Wrote: They also are one of the only CBE programs with AA's and certificates.
Their pricing for in-district is the 3rd cheapest weekly rate of all of them (after Snow College and NAU). Out-of-district is only slightly higher (comes in after UMHB). Even out-of-state is cheaper than Purdue Global & Rasmussen.
I also think that this is entirely test-out, rather than having to write papers: "STC’s Competency-Based Programs can allow you to finish your degree in significantly less time. Students have the option to apply their existing knowledge or experience through examination. Upon successful completion of this exam students can jump ahead to the next course in their degree, all during the same 7 week term and at no additional cost." That's a better option for many people.
dfrecore you are saying that they offer an Associate degree and Certificates, if you pay for a CBE program? where do you read that.
It is right on the link:
Academic Programs with CBE Courses:
- Bachelor of Applied Technology in Computer and Information Technologies
- Bachelor of Applied Technology in Medical and Health Services Management
- Bachelor of Applied Science in Organizational Leadership
- Bachelor of Applied Technology in Technology Management
- Associate of Applied Science in Child Development and Early Childhood
- Accounting Clerk Certificate
- Public Services Assistant Certificate
- Information and Network Systems Certificate
- Computer Applications Specialist Certificate
RE: South Texas College - CBE Programs - rachel83az - 04-30-2021
$1500 per 7-week term isn't too bad. It's around the same price as UMPI. And those some good certificates that they're offering there.
RE: South Texas College - CBE Programs - gams007 - 04-30-2021
(04-30-2021, 08:44 AM)rachel83az Wrote: $1500 per 7-week term isn't too bad. It's around the same price as UMPI. And those some good certificates that they're offering there.
https://catalog.southtexascollege.edu/baccalaureate-degrees/bat-computer-information-technologies/#requirementstext
This computer program is very good for the price in 2 terms your are done.
RE: South Texas College - CBE Programs - Randyb100 - 11-26-2022
(04-29-2021, 05:44 PM)bjcheung77 Wrote: South Texas College has several CBE programs that are affordable for in district it's $850 and out of district it's $910.I tried enrolling and they wouldnt accept my AAS degrees from a community college in Oklahoma. I have 120 credit hours altogether between them and WGU, and they only allowed like 30 credits to transfer in. None of my ACE credits would transfer, either, and I have Saylor, Sophia, and Straighter line classes.
For out of state, it's roughly $1500 for a 7 week term - I wonder if international students are charged this rate fee.
List of Fees/Tuition: https://catalog.southtexascollege.edu/tuition-fees/
List of Programs: https://www.southtexascollege.edu/academics/cbe/
Bachelor of Applied Technology in Computer and Information Technologies
Bachelor of Applied Technology in Medical and Health Services Management
Bachelor of Applied Science in Organizational Leadership
Bachelor of Applied Technology in Technology Management
NOT worth it unless you are starting new. Same for TAMUC. For some reason they don't like Tulsa Community College or WGU. I would have to do a ton of classes again.
I'm doing the Coursera IBM cyber cert now and plan on taking a TEEX program then transferring to TESU or Charter Oak to finish.