03-28-2023, 04:42 AM
So I noticed that Liberty University allows nationally accredited master's degree holders to be admitted to doctoral programs there. Does anyone have any experience with UofPeople's master's programs and then pursuing a doctorate afterwards?
UofPeople are DEAC accredited, FWIW. I simply don't know how that will look on a resume. For the price of $3600, I could probably cram a semester at WGU and get one done with full funding (especially if they offer scholarships).
UofPeople are DEAC accredited, FWIW. I simply don't know how that will look on a resume. For the price of $3600, I could probably cram a semester at WGU and get one done with full funding (especially if they offer scholarships).
TCC - AAS in Information Technology, May 2015
TCC - AAS in IT, Website Management, July 2015
Coursera - IBM Cybersecurity Analyst Certificate, April 2023
TESU - Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies, Concentration in Computer Science, June 2024
-->University of Maryland Global Campus - Master of Science in Digital Forensics, Concentration in Cybersecurity Technology, Expected August 2026
*JFK School of Law (National University) - Juris Doctor (planned)
TCC - AAS in IT, Website Management, July 2015
Coursera - IBM Cybersecurity Analyst Certificate, April 2023
TESU - Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies, Concentration in Computer Science, June 2024
-->University of Maryland Global Campus - Master of Science in Digital Forensics, Concentration in Cybersecurity Technology, Expected August 2026
*JFK School of Law (National University) - Juris Doctor (planned)
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