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Pierpont associates Query - Printable Version +- Online Degrees and CLEP and DSST Exam Prep Discussion (https://degreeforum.net/mybb) +-- Forum: Specific College Discussion (https://degreeforum.net/mybb/Forum-Specific-College-Discussion) +--- Forum: Associates Degrees Discussion (https://degreeforum.net/mybb/Forum-Associates-Degrees-Discussion) +--- Thread: Pierpont associates Query (/Thread-Pierpont-associates-Query) |
Pierpont associates Query - Jbloggs - 04-15-2024 Been watching forum for a few years but never registered. Been doing ACE & RA Coruses for a few years in and off mainly for fun. Saw that Pierpont had potentially changed their rules re international students and thought it might be worth a punt. Can anyone clarify if there is anything I’m missing and if so what before I apply. Below is that RA & ACE credit I currently have. ASU Universal Learner HEP100 Into to Health and Wellness 3cr HST102 ancient Mediterranean/Europe 3cr CIS 194 Business Tech Fundamental's 1cr Sophia HIST1002 -2020 US History II 3 Cr PHIL1002 - 2019 introduction to ethics 3Cr CONRES1000 -2029 the essentials of managing conflict 1cr HIST1001 - 2020 US History 1 3 Cr BUS1200 - 2018 Developing Effective Teams 1Cr BUS1001 -2019 Introduction to Business 3Cr ECOn1002 - 2019 Microeconomics 3Cr ARRHIST1001 -2021 Art History I 3Cr ECON1001 - 2019 Macroeconomics 3cr ENVS1001 - 2021 Environmental Science 3cr CONRES1001 - 2019 Conflict Resolution 3cr PM1001 - 2019 Project Managment 3Cr VISCOMM1001 - 2019 Visual Communication 3cr ARTHIST1002 - 2019 Art History II 3cr CS1001 - 2020 Introduction to Information technology 3 Cr ACCT1001 - Accounting 3cr PSY1001 - Introduction to Psychology 3 cr HUMBIO1001 - 2019 Human Biology 3cr HLTH1010 - Introduction to nutrition 3Cr SCIS1045 - Microbiology 3cr INSTANTCERT Business Ethics 3Cr American Government 3Cr TEEX FSA113 - Death Investigation Online 3Cr FSA107 - Basic Property Technician 3Cr RE: Pierpont associates Query - jg_nuy - 04-15-2024 Looks like you are in good shape. You can check here for confirmation and details: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Pierpont_C%26TC RE: Pierpont associates Query - mr_peanutbutter - 04-15-2024 (04-15-2024, 12:11 PM)Jbloggs Wrote: Been watching forum for a few years but never registered. Been doing ACE & RA Coruses for a few years in and off mainly for fun. Saw that Pierpont had potentially changed their rules re international students and thought it might be worth a punt. Can anyone clarify if there is anything I’m missing and if so what before I apply. You look good from my perspective for a Pierpont BOG! RE: Pierpont associates Query - bjcheung77 - 04-15-2024 Just to be safe, review the wiki... You should be good... Furthermore, you may want to fill us in on what you're trying to accomplish after this goal has been complete, say a second educational journey such as a Bachelors or something, to give us an overall picture you can do the addendum and template here: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-New-to-DegreeForum-How-this-Area-works RE: Pierpont associates Query - Jbloggs - 04-20-2024 Your Location:[/b] England Your Age: 28 What kind of degree do you want?:unsure started doing these courses mainly for fun during covid and just kept doing some more every now and then. Didn’t think I would pull it into a degree but recently saw potentially peirpont associates is potentially available to internationals now (we willsee if it works) that I might as well go,for it and if i can get that why not go for a bachelors. Interested also on if I’m close to any AOE for the associates with what I’ve listed below. Current Regional Accredited Credits: 7 Arizona State Total Credits: 7 Class Name, Credits, Grade HEP100 Into to Health and Wellness, 3, A HST102 ancient Mediterranean/Europe,3, A CIS 194 Business Tech Fundamental's 1, A Current ACE, CLEP, or NCCRS Credits:77 Sophia Learning, Total Credits: #65 Class Name, Credits, Grade US History II, 3, 91% US History I, 3, 79% The essentials of managing conflict, 1, 93% Introduction to ethics, 3, 80% Developing Effective Teams, 1, 91% Introduction to business, 3, 86% Microeconomics, 3, 73% Art history I, 3, 84% Environmental Science, 3, 87% Macroeconomics, 3, 72% Conflict resolution, 3, 89% Project managment 3, 77% Visual communications, 3, 88% Introduction to information technology, 3, 81% Art History II, 3, 87% Financial Accounting, 3, 85% Introduction to psychology, 3, 92% Human Biology, 3, 86% Introduction to nutrition, 3, 86% Microbiology, 3, 75% Introduction to web development, 3, 75% Anatomy and physiology I, 3, 85% Lifespan development, 3, 90% Instantcert.com, Total Credits: 6 American Government, 3, Pass Business Ethics, 3, Pass TEEX, Total Credits: 6 Business Property Technician, 3, Pass Death Investigation, 3, Pass Any certifications or military experience? No [b]Budget: no,specific,amount but flexible [/b] Commitments I currently work full time and can work on my studies part time or in the evenings/weekends. Dedicated time to study: I can study as much as is needed during the night or weekends as long as my schedule is free Timeline: no set timeline [b]Tuition assistance/reimbursement: none[/b] RE: Pierpont associates Query - jg_nuy - 04-20-2024 For Pierpont, looks like you could do History (you have 3 history classes and 2 art history classes) or Humanities as an AoE. https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Pierpont_Areas_of_Emphasis For a bachelors, UMPI is a great choice. Here are links to several degree plans to explore - it's $1700/8 week term beginning in the fall. You will want to narrow down further based on interest: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Category:UMPI https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/UMPI_!General_Education_Requirements_Roadmap RE: Pierpont associates Query - Jbloggs - 04-24-2024 So I have completed a few more courses since I started this thread most listed in the second list of courses listed via the template. (I’m mainly completing these courses for fun with the possible future use towards a bachelors assuming I go down that route.) I’ve now also completed 2 more 3 credit modules being managerial accounting 85% & introduction to chemistry 88%. Bringing me to a RA total of 7 Cr & 83 ACE Credits. I hope to also complete Introduction to Statistics Tomorrow followed by Principles of Finance & Anatomy and Physiology II in the next week or so. If as people have suggested I already have enough to meet the minimum requirements for the pierpont associates would it still be worth sending a new credit transcript in to pierpont once I have completed these and if so should I wait until I have received my letter and got set up with the student account or can I submit a new transcript now (assuming I even should). On the application portal I have been notified I’ve been accepted and been told a letter is coming. Anyone know roughly how long that takes? RE: Pierpont associates Query - bjcheung77 - 04-24-2024 No, don't waste time with Pierpont, if you have all your general education and over 60 credits that 'graduate' you already, let it all go accordingly. As I mentioned in my earlier reply, work on the second journey of the Bachelors. I suggest the UMPI degree options for you, be it the BLS or BABA options, make sure to take 3-4 classes that go towards the |MAOL if you ever wanted to do the Masters at UMPI as well. RE: Pierpont associates Query - rachel83az - 04-25-2024 Does having an Associate "count" for anything in the UK? I'm not clear whether it counts as some university or a certain diploma level or what. If having an Associate might help you in the future, and you have the spare cash, I would go ahead with Pierpont. You never know if your Bachelor studies will be interrupted by unforeseen circumstances, after all. For the letter, students in the US usually receive it after about a week. For the UK, I would give it about 2 weeks. If you haven't received it after 2 weeks, I would make arrangements to call their student support office during working hours. You can use an app like Dingtone, TextFree, etc. to allow you to make an international call for free/cheap. RE: Pierpont associates Query - Jbloggs - 04-25-2024 From what I can find out an US associates degree is taken to be roughly equivalent to a Higher National Certificate HNC (College) or a Certificate of Higher Education CertHE. (University) which is achieved after 1 year of Higher Education. |