vent- Ashford U

[cookderosa]

But, if the OP wants at least one accredited degree, then NA should be fine. Even an RA program won't qualify her for licensure, so it really doesn't matter.

Exactly my point too, I like that you were more direct.
The elephant in the room here is that we're talking about RA/NA/UA in this thread as if we're talking about a generic Business or Liberal Arts degree.
In this field, the path to a nutrition license is determined by the state's own licensing board, so the college program is either going to qualify you for licensure or it's not. If someone doesn't want to get licensed in nutrition, then accreditation and degree don't matter - it's personal preference.
Frankly, I think there are probably a zillion non-degree programs and certificates that would hold just as much "cred" in the natural /health/supplement community than a degree anyway. (keeping in mind that community is exceptionally skeptical of content in a degree leading to nutrition licensure anyway).