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Non-Traditional Graduate Level Credit - Professor_Adam - 01-03-2009
What are all the options for nontraditional graduate level credit.
Here's what I do know about:
Harvard University Extension courses (open enrollment)
and the Prior Learning Experience Portfolio Evaluation
Am I missing any other avenues or possibilities?
Non-Traditional Graduate Level Credit - NAP - 01-06-2009
Professor_Adam Wrote:the GRE (which many schools will award grad-level credit for)
That is very interesting! Which schools offer this?
Thank you for asking IC for GRE study materials. That would be great!
Non-Traditional Graduate Level Credit - creationstory - 01-06-2009
i agree.. what schools offer that? gre for grad school credit..
Non-Traditional Graduate Level Credit - Professor_Adam - 01-06-2009
creationstory Wrote:i agree.. what schools offer that? gre for grad school credit..
Don't flame me! ;-) BUT I think I was confused between schools giving b.s. credit for it, not grad credit. My post is wrong because I have since tried to find some and have come up empty. I wasn't trying to intentionally mislead anyone. Sorry about that.
Non-Traditional Graduate Level Credit - cookderosa - 01-06-2009
Professor_Adam Wrote:Don't flame me! ;-) BUT I think I was confused between schools giving b.s. credit for it, not grad credit. My post is wrong because I have since tried to find some and have come up empty. I wasn't trying to intentionally mislead anyone. Sorry about that.>>
LOL No problem!! Many grad schools do require you take the GRE as part of an entrance requirement, however, it's just an assessment tool. As far as I know, there are only 2 colleges in the country that award credit for the GRE exam: Excelsior and Charter Oak.