Any Brandman Students?

[bjcheung77]

I was curious about that, too. On Study.com's Brandman page, it looks like you'd take the courses and accumulate credits on your Saylor transcript. Saylor will send that to Brandman to apply to the degree.

And thanks for the heads up about their courses, I haven't taken any from Saylor yet, but I did read that review post. I figured I'd try it out. If anything, I'd learn something new that I can use once I actually start the program and fly through that competency/unit/etc.

Going by memory, Brandman was the only school a few months ago that actually accepted the non-proctored exams for credit at Saylor.
However, I think they only accepted up to 21 credits in total for transfer. They're not that cheap as I think they're a for-profit.
How did you figure out it'll be cheaper than WGU? Brandman Tuition: https://www.brandman.edu/admissions/tuition