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Degree advice - smf6824 - 09-15-2025
Brother is trying to get a Bachelors degree preferably from an RA school. He was thinking something in business or management. He has an associates from ITT tech before they closed (NA) and a navy JST. I attached a summary. He has the post 9/11 so primarily looking at transferability and time in degree. I thought WGU. Throw ideas my way
RE: Degree advice - Jonathan Whatley - 09-15-2025
WGU bachelor’s degrees are a sprinkling of gen ed, and all the rest specific in-major courses. Few of these credits would fit in at WGU. Now that TESU accepts NA and with UMPI also accepting NA (and ITT shows up in their MaineStreet transfer database), they may be better options.
RE: Degree advice - smf6824 - 09-15-2025
Tesu accepts NA now?
RE: Degree advice - Jonathan Whatley - 09-15-2025
(09-15-2025, 08:02 PM)smf6824 Wrote: Tesu accepts NA now?
Yes, as noticed in this 2024 thread.
RE: Degree advice - bjcheung77 - 09-17-2025
Basically, I would apply to the UMPI/UMF options first and see if those transfers would hit your general education and electives. Your second option would be TESU and/or Excelsior as backup choices. Investigate these RA options as well: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Competency-Based_Programs