NOCTI as a Votech Alternative for Homeschoolers?

[bjcheung77]

I researched them middle of last year, I would recommend them for either an Associates or a Bachelors in Applied Science & Technology at TESU. As the Associates requires 18 credits and Bachelors requires 39 credits of "Technical Studies". This would be the cheapest/easiest/fastest option to get a BS AST in Technical Studies (for Vocational Trades training programs). Generally, I recommend a BALS or BSBA degree, but for those who have "technical vocational knowledge", this is the ticket for BSAST!