What's the difference between Regionally accredited and Nationally accredited schools?
Q. I'm currently going to college on-line and when I started the counselor told me that the college was regionally accredited. I asked what that really means and if I could get a job out of state if I wanted and he said yes. But is that true? I need to know the difference between regionally and nationally accredited school? So if anyone can help, thanks. I'm afraid that I have wasted my time and not including money.
Asked by jmw2005 - Thu Aug 28 07:02:33 2008 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I work at a college, accredited by SACS, the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. On their FAQ page at it has the question of what is the difference between regional & national accreditation, and here is their answer: -- What is the difference between regional, national and specialized accreditation? Regional accrediting bodies conduct comprehensive reviews of institutions of higher education and operate primarily in a specific geographical area. The accreditation granted encompasses the entire institution including reported branch campuses, other instructional sites, and distance learning modalities. Regional accrediting bodies typically accredit a wide range of institutions offering associate, baccalaureate, master s and/o [cont.]
Answered by stevestone_ky - Thu Aug 28 08:29:49 2008
Q. I'm currently going to college on-line and when I started the counselor told me that the college was regionally accredited. I asked what that really means and if I could get a job out of state if I wanted and he said yes. But is that true? I need to know the difference between regionally and nationally accredited school? So if anyone can help, thanks. I'm afraid that I have wasted my time and not including money.
Asked by jmw2005 - Thu Aug 28 07:02:33 2008 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I work at a college, accredited by SACS, the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. On their FAQ page at it has the question of what is the difference between regional & national accreditation, and here is their answer: -- What is the difference between regional, national and specialized accreditation? Regional accrediting bodies conduct comprehensive reviews of institutions of higher education and operate primarily in a specific geographical area. The accreditation granted encompasses the entire institution including reported branch campuses, other instructional sites, and distance learning modalities. Regional accrediting bodies typically accredit a wide range of institutions offering associate, baccalaureate, master s and/o [cont.]
Answered by stevestone_ky - Thu Aug 28 08:29:49 2008
What is the best accredited pharmacy school in Manila, Philippines?
Q. Hi There- I am planning on studying abroad and using my PHD in Pharmacy to practice in the US. What is the best accredited and most reputable pharmacy school in Manila? Thanks so much.
Asked by Yuba City Honker - Mon Jun 15 15:19:23 2009 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. University of the Philippines-Diliman University of Santo Tomas Centro Escolar University
Answered by marcelino angelo (BUSY) - Mon Jun 15 23:03:46 2009
Q. Hi There- I am planning on studying abroad and using my PHD in Pharmacy to practice in the US. What is the best accredited and most reputable pharmacy school in Manila? Thanks so much.
Asked by Yuba City Honker - Mon Jun 15 15:19:23 2009 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. University of the Philippines-Diliman University of Santo Tomas Centro Escolar University
Answered by marcelino angelo (BUSY) - Mon Jun 15 23:03:46 2009
What is a really good accredited online high school, that has reasonable tuition fees?
Q. I live in Northern Kentucky and the accreditation is really confusing. I find some online schools but I'm scared that it wont be accredited. I would also really like to be able to transfer the credits I already have. If anyone has any suggestions I would really appreciate it, or if your enrolled in a school, or even a parent. Thanks.
Asked by becka - Tue Jan 12 22:37:33 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can easily compare info about these schools in this site - schools.iblogger.org
Answered by Phil - Thu Jan 14 16:57:31 2010
Q. I live in Northern Kentucky and the accreditation is really confusing. I find some online schools but I'm scared that it wont be accredited. I would also really like to be able to transfer the credits I already have. If anyone has any suggestions I would really appreciate it, or if your enrolled in a school, or even a parent. Thanks.
Asked by becka - Tue Jan 12 22:37:33 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can easily compare info about these schools in this site - schools.iblogger.org
Answered by Phil - Thu Jan 14 16:57:31 2010
How hard is it to get accredited if u haven't done an accredited Biomedical science degree?
Q. How hard is it to get accredited if u haven't done an accredited Biomedical science degree? So would UCL be okay?
Asked by Ben12 - Thu Jul 16 05:59:53 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In the uk you can only get accredited if you have done a Biomedical Science degree or a degree involving essential elements covered by the Biomed degree. You can't even work your way up from an MLA to a trainee MLSO.
Answered by Elizabeth D - Thu Jul 16 06:17:18 2009
Q. How hard is it to get accredited if u haven't done an accredited Biomedical science degree? So would UCL be okay?
Asked by Ben12 - Thu Jul 16 05:59:53 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In the uk you can only get accredited if you have done a Biomedical Science degree or a degree involving essential elements covered by the Biomed degree. You can't even work your way up from an MLA to a trainee MLSO.
Answered by Elizabeth D - Thu Jul 16 06:17:18 2009
What's the difference between an accredited college and just a college?
Q. I was reading the newspaper of the seniors who graduated this year, and they had a list of different scholarships and what they're for. Many said something like, "$500 for a student attending a 4 year college". Some said something like, "$500 for students attending an accredited college or university."
Asked by ... - Wed Jun 18 14:05:14 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hello, Go to the following website as it will educate you about accrediation: Have a great day!
Answered by Herbert - Wed Jun 18 14:11:27 2008
Q. I was reading the newspaper of the seniors who graduated this year, and they had a list of different scholarships and what they're for. Many said something like, "$500 for a student attending a 4 year college". Some said something like, "$500 for students attending an accredited college or university."
Asked by ... - Wed Jun 18 14:05:14 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hello, Go to the following website as it will educate you about accrediation: Have a great day!
Answered by Herbert - Wed Jun 18 14:11:27 2008
What is a good online school that is accredited in the state of arkansas that has financial aid?
Q. I need to get back in school. I have to do my studies online so I need a good school. I don't want to waste my time on one that isn't accredited! Thanks if anyone can help!
Asked by kaykay - Tue Nov 24 00:29:00 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can easily compare info about these schools in this site - education.mypressonline.c om
Answered by Max - Wed Nov 25 18:20:15 2009
Q. I need to get back in school. I have to do my studies online so I need a good school. I don't want to waste my time on one that isn't accredited! Thanks if anyone can help!
Asked by kaykay - Tue Nov 24 00:29:00 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can easily compare info about these schools in this site - education.mypressonline.c om
Answered by Max - Wed Nov 25 18:20:15 2009
Does it matter if I go to a college that is accredited or unaccredited?
Q. Also during my stay at that accredited school, what if it suddenly becomes unaccredited? Will I stil be considered to be a graduate at an "accredited" university?
Asked by silvermitch2426 - Sat May 3 13:14:07 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It certainly does! :) Please also steer clear of those online, for-profit schools such as university of phoenix and strayer as they are merely out to 'make a profit'. Former students of university of phoenix started this site: US colleges:
Answered by jannsody - Sat May 3 13:41:42 2008
Q. Also during my stay at that accredited school, what if it suddenly becomes unaccredited? Will I stil be considered to be a graduate at an "accredited" university?
Asked by silvermitch2426 - Sat May 3 13:14:07 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It certainly does! :) Please also steer clear of those online, for-profit schools such as university of phoenix and strayer as they are merely out to 'make a profit'. Former students of university of phoenix started this site: US colleges:
Answered by jannsody - Sat May 3 13:41:42 2008
What options are there for homeschoolers and an accredited diploma?
Q. I have 4 children and we homeschool and my oldest is just in 5th grade right now so we are notot in any hurry to figure this out now, but what can a homeschooler do for an accredited diploma for college entrance and for job applications? I know some colleges and universities have different homeschool entrance exams, but not all do.
Asked by wy_kid_wrangler - Tue Apr 7 12:41:47 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most colleges do not require an accredited high school diploma. Instead they ask for a transcript and the SAT or ACT. There are programs that home schools can purchase to create transcipts that are accurate and look professional. I really like Homeschool Easy Records from dataplus. The diploma is actually the icing on the cake. Something the parent can present to their student to frame, look at and show off. Some creative parents purchase nice parchment and create their own. HSLDA sells a professional diploma complete with padded cover and embossed seal. You can also get a graduation tassel and even a cap and gown and go all out...to get your student;s portrait taken! You can also enroll your children in one of the numerous… [cont.]
Answered by ScoutMom2 - Tue Apr 7 14:11:05 2009
Q. I have 4 children and we homeschool and my oldest is just in 5th grade right now so we are notot in any hurry to figure this out now, but what can a homeschooler do for an accredited diploma for college entrance and for job applications? I know some colleges and universities have different homeschool entrance exams, but not all do.
Asked by wy_kid_wrangler - Tue Apr 7 12:41:47 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most colleges do not require an accredited high school diploma. Instead they ask for a transcript and the SAT or ACT. There are programs that home schools can purchase to create transcipts that are accurate and look professional. I really like Homeschool Easy Records from dataplus. The diploma is actually the icing on the cake. Something the parent can present to their student to frame, look at and show off. Some creative parents purchase nice parchment and create their own. HSLDA sells a professional diploma complete with padded cover and embossed seal. You can also get a graduation tassel and even a cap and gown and go all out...to get your student;s portrait taken! You can also enroll your children in one of the numerous… [cont.]
Answered by ScoutMom2 - Tue Apr 7 14:11:05 2009
What is the best at-home learning school that is actually accredited?
Q. After browsing many "learn at home" schools, all say they're accredited, but which ones are accredited with colleges that I'd actually GO to? Local colleges, DeVry, etc?
Asked by lizc864 - Thu Jun 15 10:22:33 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For individual online courses, I like LearningLinks, through Northwestern University, EPGY (math and science, through Stanford), and the online courses from Duke TIP (at Duke, run by Duke) and CTY (run by Johns Hopkins.) They're only individual courses, though, and most are for grades 6 and up.
Answered by totally_europa06 - Thu Jun 15 16:46:47 2006
Q. After browsing many "learn at home" schools, all say they're accredited, but which ones are accredited with colleges that I'd actually GO to? Local colleges, DeVry, etc?
Asked by lizc864 - Thu Jun 15 10:22:33 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For individual online courses, I like LearningLinks, through Northwestern University, EPGY (math and science, through Stanford), and the online courses from Duke TIP (at Duke, run by Duke) and CTY (run by Johns Hopkins.) They're only individual courses, though, and most are for grades 6 and up.
Answered by totally_europa06 - Thu Jun 15 16:46:47 2006
What are some of the best accredited online universities?
Q. I am looking for an accredited school to start working on my bachelor's in business with a specialization in management. I have heard of a few, but I don't want to pick a school that is looked down on or is non-accredited. I also need a school that is completely online because I don't have time to go to class, even for tests. If anyone has any helpful information it would be much appreciated.
Asked by Kristi L - Sat Nov 1 01:17:21 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are tons of online programs. I personally attended American Intercontinental Univ. and Capella University, and have taught for various online schools including the University of Phoenix. All are accredited and solid programs. Online courses tend to vary in price, so we could say they are more expensive, but that is relative. Of course they are more expensive than a community college, but less expensive than Harvard. The price range varies. The key is to find a program that is fully accredited. Is it worth it? YES. My career has boomed since my MBA at nearly 5 years ago. I am close to finishing my PhD through distance education, and I am at the job that I want. I know I wouldn t be here without the education. If you are looking at… [cont.]
Answered by RC - Tue Nov 4 07:07:40 2008
Q. I am looking for an accredited school to start working on my bachelor's in business with a specialization in management. I have heard of a few, but I don't want to pick a school that is looked down on or is non-accredited. I also need a school that is completely online because I don't have time to go to class, even for tests. If anyone has any helpful information it would be much appreciated.
Asked by Kristi L - Sat Nov 1 01:17:21 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are tons of online programs. I personally attended American Intercontinental Univ. and Capella University, and have taught for various online schools including the University of Phoenix. All are accredited and solid programs. Online courses tend to vary in price, so we could say they are more expensive, but that is relative. Of course they are more expensive than a community college, but less expensive than Harvard. The price range varies. The key is to find a program that is fully accredited. Is it worth it? YES. My career has boomed since my MBA at nearly 5 years ago. I am close to finishing my PhD through distance education, and I am at the job that I want. I know I wouldn t be here without the education. If you are looking at… [cont.]
Answered by RC - Tue Nov 4 07:07:40 2008
Can you become a teacher with a nationally recognized accredited high school diploma?
Q. I would like to become a teacher, but im getting a nationally recognized accredited high school diploma. Could i still go to college for teaching?
Asked by Leanne - Wed Nov 25 16:34:15 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I agree with eri, one of the other responders to the Y!A question, on whether one would be permitted to teach in a public or private elementary or high school with an online high school diploma. The short answer is NO. But, your question leads to other questions about where you may be allowed to teach outside of the public or private schools. If you submitted a nationally recognized high school diploma to a daycare center in the U.S., you probably can become a daycare teacher where you would serving a daycare center. Furthermore, you may be able to teach with a curriculum specially designed for babies and children , ages six months to 5 or 6 years old. But, teachers in daycare centers will usually not be promoted to directors" jobs. … [cont.]
Answered by George - Wed Nov 25 18:07:46 2009
Q. I would like to become a teacher, but im getting a nationally recognized accredited high school diploma. Could i still go to college for teaching?
Asked by Leanne - Wed Nov 25 16:34:15 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I agree with eri, one of the other responders to the Y!A question, on whether one would be permitted to teach in a public or private elementary or high school with an online high school diploma. The short answer is NO. But, your question leads to other questions about where you may be allowed to teach outside of the public or private schools. If you submitted a nationally recognized high school diploma to a daycare center in the U.S., you probably can become a daycare teacher where you would serving a daycare center. Furthermore, you may be able to teach with a curriculum specially designed for babies and children , ages six months to 5 or 6 years old. But, teachers in daycare centers will usually not be promoted to directors" jobs. … [cont.]
Answered by George - Wed Nov 25 18:07:46 2009
Is there an accredited college in the US that offers a psychobiology course that can segway to parapsychology?
Q. I'm a high school junior looking for an accredited college in the US. I plan on majoring in psychology initially, with the possibility of going into psychobiology. I see it as the only professionally recognized path of studying parapsychology; something I may want to peruse in the future. I also want to have a job with realistic financial security, though, after college.
Asked by elementalwriter - Fri Apr 25 23:20:23 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Only two accredited universities in the US have programs for the study of parapsychology: the University of Virginia's Dept of Psychiatric Medicine and the University of Arizona's Veritas Laboratory. Pretty much every other program in the US closed down years ago for lack of funding, especially since the subject doesn't hold much credence in the serious academic world. The only accredited psychobiology programs in the US are at Ripon College, Arcadia University, Quinnipiac University, University of New England, Wheaton College, Lebanon Valley College, and Earlham College. However, if you want a job with realistic financial security after college, stick with mainstream psychology; you can always study parapsychology as a hobby.
Answered by Tony - Fri Apr 25 23:30:55 2008
Q. I'm a high school junior looking for an accredited college in the US. I plan on majoring in psychology initially, with the possibility of going into psychobiology. I see it as the only professionally recognized path of studying parapsychology; something I may want to peruse in the future. I also want to have a job with realistic financial security, though, after college.
Asked by elementalwriter - Fri Apr 25 23:20:23 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Only two accredited universities in the US have programs for the study of parapsychology: the University of Virginia's Dept of Psychiatric Medicine and the University of Arizona's Veritas Laboratory. Pretty much every other program in the US closed down years ago for lack of funding, especially since the subject doesn't hold much credence in the serious academic world. The only accredited psychobiology programs in the US are at Ripon College, Arcadia University, Quinnipiac University, University of New England, Wheaton College, Lebanon Valley College, and Earlham College. However, if you want a job with realistic financial security after college, stick with mainstream psychology; you can always study parapsychology as a hobby.
Answered by Tony - Fri Apr 25 23:30:55 2008
What are some good accredited online high schools that are?
Q. Im looking for a online high school that is accredited. So i can finish my junior and senior years at. Also I need it to be low tuition. Also if it matters im located in Illinois.
Asked by unknown - Fri Sep 11 01:32:52 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I did all of my high school at Halstrom High in California. Its independent study pretty much but they also have an online program you can sign up for virtually anywhere in the States. If you go to their website and let them know youre interested Im sure you could get started on it. I have not tried any online classes but I know Halstrom (the actual school) was VERY helpful and flexible to my needs. I ended up in a UC college too!
Answered by Ally - Fri Sep 11 01:48:48 2009
Q. Im looking for a online high school that is accredited. So i can finish my junior and senior years at. Also I need it to be low tuition. Also if it matters im located in Illinois.
Asked by unknown - Fri Sep 11 01:32:52 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I did all of my high school at Halstrom High in California. Its independent study pretty much but they also have an online program you can sign up for virtually anywhere in the States. If you go to their website and let them know youre interested Im sure you could get started on it. I have not tried any online classes but I know Halstrom (the actual school) was VERY helpful and flexible to my needs. I ended up in a UC college too!
Answered by Ally - Fri Sep 11 01:48:48 2009
Is it possible to go to an accredited accounting school in Korea and then do accounting in the US?
Q. I graduated already, and unfornately, the only thing related to accounting is a Management minor with ONE financial accounting class. I'm interested in accounting, but I want to go to school in Korea. Is it possible to go to a US accredited accounting graduate school in Korea? What schools are they and how can I check to see if it really is accredited? Should I do online classes instead? Get experience first? or is it possible to get a business degree to qualify for the courses i need to become an accountant?
Asked by batmanxgirl - Mon Mar 23 18:46:24 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I completed 90 units as accounting major in Korea and graduated in USA with BS degree in finance. In order to be qualified for AICAP, I requested a credential evaluation service for foreign education as directed by California Board of Accountancy and got credited for all the accounting classes I took in Korea so I could sit for AICPA exam. You can probably contact this: where I requested the evaluation service.
Answered by High-class - Wed Mar 25 14:58:02 2009
Q. I graduated already, and unfornately, the only thing related to accounting is a Management minor with ONE financial accounting class. I'm interested in accounting, but I want to go to school in Korea. Is it possible to go to a US accredited accounting graduate school in Korea? What schools are they and how can I check to see if it really is accredited? Should I do online classes instead? Get experience first? or is it possible to get a business degree to qualify for the courses i need to become an accountant?
Asked by batmanxgirl - Mon Mar 23 18:46:24 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I completed 90 units as accounting major in Korea and graduated in USA with BS degree in finance. In order to be qualified for AICAP, I requested a credential evaluation service for foreign education as directed by California Board of Accountancy and got credited for all the accounting classes I took in Korea so I could sit for AICPA exam. You can probably contact this: where I requested the evaluation service.
Answered by High-class - Wed Mar 25 14:58:02 2009
What are some regionally accredited online colleges?
Q. I have read that it is best to go with a regionally accredited college, when getting a degree online. I will already be looking for colleges in the search engines on the web, so what I'm really looking for is specific colleges, especially if you have had experience with them. Please don't give me a search engine or a website for an answer, unless it is a website for a specific school. Thanks!
Asked by S. - Thu May 28 00:18:39 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. www.fullsail.edu
Answered by Kaycee - Thu May 28 00:22:36 2009
Q. I have read that it is best to go with a regionally accredited college, when getting a degree online. I will already be looking for colleges in the search engines on the web, so what I'm really looking for is specific colleges, especially if you have had experience with them. Please don't give me a search engine or a website for an answer, unless it is a website for a specific school. Thanks!
Asked by S. - Thu May 28 00:18:39 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. www.fullsail.edu
Answered by Kaycee - Thu May 28 00:22:36 2009
What does it mean for a nursing school to be nationally accredited?
Q. I attend to a community college that has just recently implemented a nursing program. Its fairly new and has yet to gain its national accreditation. What would that mean for me if I graduate from a program that is not accredited? Would I only be able to take jobs in my state of residence?
Asked by tnc713 - Tue Aug 11 17:57:15 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It could mean that your degree will not be recognized as being valid if the school is not accredited. Presumably your community college will be taking the steps to gain national accreditation. You might ask what their timetable is for achieving accreditation. Accreditation means that the school meets certain national standards of excellence in its program and teaching.
Answered by Amaretta - Tue Aug 11 18:19:12 2009
Q. I attend to a community college that has just recently implemented a nursing program. Its fairly new and has yet to gain its national accreditation. What would that mean for me if I graduate from a program that is not accredited? Would I only be able to take jobs in my state of residence?
Asked by tnc713 - Tue Aug 11 17:57:15 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It could mean that your degree will not be recognized as being valid if the school is not accredited. Presumably your community college will be taking the steps to gain national accreditation. You might ask what their timetable is for achieving accreditation. Accreditation means that the school meets certain national standards of excellence in its program and teaching.
Answered by Amaretta - Tue Aug 11 18:19:12 2009
How can I become an accredited journalist?
Q. I am interested in writing and photography, either on assignment or as freelance, but have no clue on how to become an accredited member of the press. Please help me with some pointers.
Asked by ronniejacob - Tue Jul 17 07:37:16 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I may be wrong but I do not think there is any such thing. The famous "press pass" isn't something a reporter carries like a police badge. It is issued by a specific organization, in order to grant specific rights or levels of access to a reporter. Usually reporters, or the organizations they work for, apply for "press passes" from the "news maker". So, for intance... If you got a job working for the New York Times covering the White House, the New York Times would apply to the White House for a White House press pass. The White House would review the application and if everything is in order, and they kind of like you, they will issue you a press pass that will allow you to gain access to places and events where the press is allowed… [cont.]
Answered by Key - Wed Jul 18 16:36:12 2007
Q. I am interested in writing and photography, either on assignment or as freelance, but have no clue on how to become an accredited member of the press. Please help me with some pointers.
Asked by ronniejacob - Tue Jul 17 07:37:16 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I may be wrong but I do not think there is any such thing. The famous "press pass" isn't something a reporter carries like a police badge. It is issued by a specific organization, in order to grant specific rights or levels of access to a reporter. Usually reporters, or the organizations they work for, apply for "press passes" from the "news maker". So, for intance... If you got a job working for the New York Times covering the White House, the New York Times would apply to the White House for a White House press pass. The White House would review the application and if everything is in order, and they kind of like you, they will issue you a press pass that will allow you to gain access to places and events where the press is allowed… [cont.]
Answered by Key - Wed Jul 18 16:36:12 2007
Is university of phoenix an accredited school?
Q. I want to get a degree in either finance or accounting, but I would like to do it all online. I don't want to go some place , and it turns out that they were not accredited and not get my degree. Have any of you gone to University of Phoenix and know for a fact that it is accredited and if so what did you go for and did you get a degree ? What about graduation and receiving your degree? I've just heard that some of these online institutions are not accredited. Can anyone help me out please , thanks!
Asked by Elisha B - Mon Nov 23 03:38:57 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Their FAQ's say they are accredited but check out this before you make a decision.
Answered by stressedandconfused - Mon Nov 23 03:46:56 2009
Q. I want to get a degree in either finance or accounting, but I would like to do it all online. I don't want to go some place , and it turns out that they were not accredited and not get my degree. Have any of you gone to University of Phoenix and know for a fact that it is accredited and if so what did you go for and did you get a degree ? What about graduation and receiving your degree? I've just heard that some of these online institutions are not accredited. Can anyone help me out please , thanks!
Asked by Elisha B - Mon Nov 23 03:38:57 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Their FAQ's say they are accredited but check out this before you make a decision.
Answered by stressedandconfused - Mon Nov 23 03:46:56 2009
Should I major in computer engineering if the program is not accredited? How important is accreditation?
Q. The university that I currently attend offers Electrical and Computer Engineering and the programs are very similar except for a few different courses. I am in my sophomore year and I changed my major from computer science to EE. I was thinking I would Major in EE and minor in CS, but my advisor feels I should just major in Comp Engineering since I already have a little knowledge. However, the CE program is relatively new so it's not accredited as of yet. I really changed my major because I didn't want to limit myself to computers. But my advisor says the same jobs an EE can get a CE can get. How true is this? And what should I do major in Electrical Eng and Minor in Computer Science or should I just major in Comp. Eng.
Asked by BIgVince - Tue Apr 17 17:59:13 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you want to go to some really high rated grad school it is important. As long as your school has ABET accredited engineering programs, the individual department accreditation is not that important. The most important thing is passing the PE when your done. But major in EE because its in demand. With EE you can still be a computer engineer anyway.
Answered by mark - Tue Apr 17 18:02:39 2007
Q. The university that I currently attend offers Electrical and Computer Engineering and the programs are very similar except for a few different courses. I am in my sophomore year and I changed my major from computer science to EE. I was thinking I would Major in EE and minor in CS, but my advisor feels I should just major in Comp Engineering since I already have a little knowledge. However, the CE program is relatively new so it's not accredited as of yet. I really changed my major because I didn't want to limit myself to computers. But my advisor says the same jobs an EE can get a CE can get. How true is this? And what should I do major in Electrical Eng and Minor in Computer Science or should I just major in Comp. Eng.
Asked by BIgVince - Tue Apr 17 17:59:13 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you want to go to some really high rated grad school it is important. As long as your school has ABET accredited engineering programs, the individual department accreditation is not that important. The most important thing is passing the PE when your done. But major in EE because its in demand. With EE you can still be a computer engineer anyway.
Answered by mark - Tue Apr 17 18:02:39 2007
How important is it that an RN-BSN completion program be accredited?
Q. I am currently an LPN in a LPN-ASN completion program.The college I attend just started a ASN-BSN program that is in the process of becoming accredited. I have to apply to this program in October if I plan on attending after completing the ASN program. Should I be concerned that they are not yet accredited?
Asked by drewdunbar_1977 - Wed May 13 12:41:50 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should only be concerned if you are not planning to conitnue your education, such as MSN or a higher education.
Answered by Sunshine - Sat May 16 09:01:19 2009
Q. I am currently an LPN in a LPN-ASN completion program.The college I attend just started a ASN-BSN program that is in the process of becoming accredited. I have to apply to this program in October if I plan on attending after completing the ASN program. Should I be concerned that they are not yet accredited?
Asked by drewdunbar_1977 - Wed May 13 12:41:50 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should only be concerned if you are not planning to conitnue your education, such as MSN or a higher education.
Answered by Sunshine - Sat May 16 09:01:19 2009
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The GED is the only nationally . accredited. high school diploma institutional refers to the entire school. GED preparation schools must meet the curriculum standards set by the American Council on Education. Accreditation is recognition ...
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