Graduate from Excelsior, 2nd degree via GRE from COSC?
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Graduate from Excelsior, 2nd degree via GRE from COSC?
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I'm on track to finish my Liberal Arts degree from Excelsior this semester. I see that Charter Oak will grant between 18 and 24 credits for GRE depending on subject.
Im wondering if I can enroll at Charter Oak, transfer over my bachelors from Excelsior, take the GRE, then finish up a second degree quickly. Anyone done this?
09-14-2019, 11:43 AM
Are the GRE credits that different from what you have in your first degree?
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Intro to Marketing and Strategy ($9) | Intro to Microeconomics ($9) Study Intro to Managerial Accounting ($70) | Advanced Accounting ($70) | Managerial Accounting ($80) | Intermediate Accounting 2 ($90) | Intermediate Accounting I ($90) | Cybersecurity Policies & Management ($80) | Management Information Systems ($80) | Data Structures & Algorithms ($80) | Intro to Programming ($70) | Computer Architecture ($70) | Calculus ($80) Database Management ($80) Systems Analysis & Design ($70) | Discrete Math ($80) | Intro to Operation Systems ($80) Saylor.org Intro to Computer Science I ($25)
Actually it looks like I can.
https://www.charteroak.edu/catalog/curre...degree.php 15 need to be upper level, and the 24 credit GREs count for 9 upper level. so i would just need 6 more UL credit to get the degree in Computer Science for example. (09-14-2019, 11:43 AM)udi Wrote: Are the GRE credits that different from what you have in your first degree? Yes, for pretty much all of the GREs
09-14-2019, 11:51 AM
There's no degree in computer science there. It's a general studies degree with a computer science concentration.
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Intro to Marketing and Strategy ($9) | Intro to Microeconomics ($9) Study Intro to Managerial Accounting ($70) | Advanced Accounting ($70) | Managerial Accounting ($80) | Intermediate Accounting 2 ($90) | Intermediate Accounting I ($90) | Cybersecurity Policies & Management ($80) | Management Information Systems ($80) | Data Structures & Algorithms ($80) | Intro to Programming ($70) | Computer Architecture ($70) | Calculus ($80) Database Management ($80) Systems Analysis & Design ($70) | Discrete Math ($80) | Intro to Operation Systems ($80) Saylor.org Intro to Computer Science I ($25)
09-14-2019, 11:52 AM
30 credits, 15 must be UL. More details here: https://www.charteroak.edu/catalog/curre...degree.php
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09-15-2019, 12:34 AM
So are you trying to get a BALS/BSLS and then turn around and get a computer science degree from somewhere? If so, you should just stop your BALS/BSLS, and get the degree you want. Why waste time and money on a degree you obviously don't want/need?
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09-16-2019, 07:22 AM
Which test would you be taking? The GRE subject test for computer science was discontinued years ago.
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09-16-2019, 02:49 PM
I intend on getting a masters degree after my liberal arts degree. the second degree idea is pure vanity and ego, and nothing more. Getting the first degree is meaningful to me in that it represents the completion of a decade's long pursuit. Will it have any impact on my career whether I have a computer science or liberal arts degree? Not likely. It just sounds cool to say I have two bachelors.
11-21-2019, 04:17 AM
(09-16-2019, 02:49 PM)jplot002 Wrote: I intend on getting a masters degree after my liberal arts degree. the second degree idea is pure vanity and ego, and nothing more. Getting the first degree is meaningful to me in that it represents the completion of a decade's long pursuit. Will it have any impact on my career whether I have a computer science or liberal arts degree? Not likely. It just sounds cool to say I have two bachelors. How's this going? I also want multiple degrees just for the sake of accomplishment.  My student is an absolute genius with math so I'm thinking about starting her down this path.
12-26-2019, 02:04 AM
Well my first degree is just about finished. Just waiting on my last 2 study.com tests to be graded and sent over to Excelsior for credit approval, then I get my diploma.
Maybe I do the Psychology second degree from Charter Oak, since I could take the GRE for half of those credits. Bachelor of Science: Liberal Arts from Excelsior Completion by Dec 2019 AP: US History(6), Spanish Language (8), Spanish Literature (9), Macroeconomics (3) - 26/120 1 Year of UC education (21) - 47/120 Misc community college Italian(10), Spanish (10) - (28) - 75/120 CLEP: College Algebra(3) - 78/120 Davar Info Lit (3) - 81/120 Uexcel Bus Ethics (3) - 84/120 ACTFL OPI Portuguese (9ll) - 93/120 ACTFL WPT Spanish (1UL) - 94/120 (lol I got a total of 28 spanish credits on my transcript) EXcelsior Courses all UL: Bus 425(3), Bus 435(3), Bus 351(3), Bus 480(3), His 353(3), His 350(3), Pol 353(3) - 115/120 In progress: Study.com - Eng 303(3UL), His 306(3UL) Excelsior: Liberal Arts Capstone PM Me for Current Study.com referral codes. |
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