vent- Ashford U

[a2jc4life]

This seems to be very common among natural health-oriented schools. I think they lack the resources to provide as much by way of general ed courses. The two new bachelors programs don't even have all of their courses available yet. (I think there are only two of the newly-required courses available this term.)

I'm checking with them, and also with APU & Liberty. Possibly Excelsior, although it's not cheap to apply there, and I think they look "iffy" with regard to taking my courses, from what I see on their site. If Liberty will take them, Liberty could be an excellent option for me, though. They have an Interdisciplinary Studies option that should allow me some flexibility. And they're almost local to me, so if I have to storm someone's office to get logistics dealt with, that isn't outside the realm of possibility.

Does anyone know if they take ACE credit? I haven't found that on their site, so far.