What is the difference between a nationally accredited college and a state accredited college?
Q. I need to know about this asap because of my girlfriend's college problems transfering from Brown Mackie College which is nationally accredited but not state accredited. Doesn't nationally accredited mean more? Please help me!
Asked by back_2_oh - Tue Feb 28 18:55:56 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I graduated from Southern Ohio College back in 2001, and what was SOC is now known as Brown-Mackie, so I feel for you. In my case (meaning I don't know what applies for you and you don't need to reveal your location), I live in the Cincinnati area, and Northern Kentucky University said they didn't accept credit from SOC. *However,* if I were to go to Northwood University, I could get all of my credits to transfer. Northwood accepts SOC credits from the time I was in school at SOC, and NKU accepts Northwood credits (or at least they did when I spoke to them last year). Perhaps there's a similar relationship where you live. Good luck!
Answered by wheezer_april_4th_1966 - Tue Feb 28 18:59:59 2006
Q. I need to know about this asap because of my girlfriend's college problems transfering from Brown Mackie College which is nationally accredited but not state accredited. Doesn't nationally accredited mean more? Please help me!
Asked by back_2_oh - Tue Feb 28 18:55:56 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I graduated from Southern Ohio College back in 2001, and what was SOC is now known as Brown-Mackie, so I feel for you. In my case (meaning I don't know what applies for you and you don't need to reveal your location), I live in the Cincinnati area, and Northern Kentucky University said they didn't accept credit from SOC. *However,* if I were to go to Northwood University, I could get all of my credits to transfer. Northwood accepts SOC credits from the time I was in school at SOC, and NKU accepts Northwood credits (or at least they did when I spoke to them last year). Perhaps there's a similar relationship where you live. Good luck!
Answered by wheezer_april_4th_1966 - Tue Feb 28 18:59:59 2006
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 school for online radiology technician courses?
Q. I am looking into taking courses online to become a radiology technician. There are a lot of options, but of course each school likes to call themselves the best, and they also like to call themselves accredited. I'd like to hear from some x-ray and radiology techs about their school experiences, and hopefully find an NEA accredited university with a good radiology technician program. Thanks!
Asked by Spike_Jonez - Tue Mar 16 07:18:03 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can easily compare info about these schools in this site - schools.iblogger.org
Answered by Clay - Wed Mar 17 05:23:23 2010
Q. I am looking into taking courses online to become a radiology technician. There are a lot of options, but of course each school likes to call themselves the best, and they also like to call themselves accredited. I'd like to hear from some x-ray and radiology techs about their school experiences, and hopefully find an NEA accredited university with a good radiology technician program. Thanks!
Asked by Spike_Jonez - Tue Mar 16 07:18:03 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can easily compare info about these schools in this site - schools.iblogger.org
Answered by Clay - Wed Mar 17 05:23:23 2010
Are there accredited online college courses that you can sign-up and start quickly?
Q. I am one class shy of graduation with a Bachelor's in Business Administration. I have to take a Business Law course and have a little over two months to complete the course. Do you know of an accredited college that offers online courses, has a fast registration process, and would let me take one course at my own pace and be done with it?
Asked by Now or Later - Thu Jan 31 08:29:33 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you are a good test taker and if your college will accept it, there is a CLEP exam for Business Law. I didn't find this one all that demanding and was able to pass by studying an inexpensive study guide and reading the web. If that's not an option, and only if your college allows you to take outside courses this far into your program (I'd get that in writing before you take a course) then Louisiana State University offers Business Law online ( (they are AACSB) and their cost is very reasonable. They have rolling admissions to classes as opposed to the semester system so you can do it now. They require proctored exams and the courses are rigorous - this isn't an easy way out but would meet the demands of most colleges. Make… [cont.]
Answered by CoachT - Fri Feb 1 01:40:40 2008
Q. I am one class shy of graduation with a Bachelor's in Business Administration. I have to take a Business Law course and have a little over two months to complete the course. Do you know of an accredited college that offers online courses, has a fast registration process, and would let me take one course at my own pace and be done with it?
Asked by Now or Later - Thu Jan 31 08:29:33 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you are a good test taker and if your college will accept it, there is a CLEP exam for Business Law. I didn't find this one all that demanding and was able to pass by studying an inexpensive study guide and reading the web. If that's not an option, and only if your college allows you to take outside courses this far into your program (I'd get that in writing before you take a course) then Louisiana State University offers Business Law online ( (they are AACSB) and their cost is very reasonable. They have rolling admissions to classes as opposed to the semester system so you can do it now. They require proctored exams and the courses are rigorous - this isn't an easy way out but would meet the demands of most colleges. Make… [cont.]
Answered by CoachT - Fri Feb 1 01:40:40 2008
What is the difference between regionally and nationally accredited schools?
Q. What are the differences between a regionally accredited school and a nationally accredited school? Which one is better?
Asked by Jescika - Tue Jan 5 14:17:24 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It means nothing. Both accreditations are sound./
Answered by DrIG - Fri Jan 8 14:38:46 2010
Q. What are the differences between a regionally accredited school and a nationally accredited school? Which one is better?
Asked by Jescika - Tue Jan 5 14:17:24 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It means nothing. Both accreditations are sound./
Answered by DrIG - Fri Jan 8 14:38:46 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 - 1 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 - 1 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
How to find out if a Christian School is accredited or not?
Q. I registered my son for Kindergarten into a Xian school.I thought it was accredited.It seems it isn't-a parent said so.How can I find if the school is accredited or not?Is there any site?Is there any problem in continuing 1st grade in such a school and then joining 2nd grade in a public school.Usually is there a cut off age for joining 2nd grade.
Asked by Febi T - Fri Aug 20 14:41:44 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well you could always call the school and then check with the State school board on the school, if its accredited it would be registered as such, if the school says it is and the State says its not the school could get shut down for making such a claim. As for switching to a public school there is no cut off age for 2nd grade in public schools usually, as long as the child is young enough (7 to 9 years old) schools will usually allow them to be registered.
Answered by Mark G - Fri Aug 20 14:45:58 2010
Q. I registered my son for Kindergarten into a Xian school.I thought it was accredited.It seems it isn't-a parent said so.How can I find if the school is accredited or not?Is there any site?Is there any problem in continuing 1st grade in such a school and then joining 2nd grade in a public school.Usually is there a cut off age for joining 2nd grade.
Asked by Febi T - Fri Aug 20 14:41:44 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well you could always call the school and then check with the State school board on the school, if its accredited it would be registered as such, if the school says it is and the State says its not the school could get shut down for making such a claim. As for switching to a public school there is no cut off age for 2nd grade in public schools usually, as long as the child is young enough (7 to 9 years old) schools will usually allow them to be registered.
Answered by Mark G - Fri Aug 20 14:45:58 2010
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 is the difference between an accredited interior design school and one that isn't?
Q. there are many schools around my area that offer interior design as a major. but only a couple are accredited. so if i went to a school that hasn't been accredited for it's interior design program, how would that affect my interior design career?
Asked by askawayansweraway - Sat Sep 22 16:14:36 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Being able to join getting hired by a firm that requires an accredited degree, professional associations, get professional discounts, etc...
Answered by professorc - Sat Sep 22 16:22:33 2007
Q. there are many schools around my area that offer interior design as a major. but only a couple are accredited. so if i went to a school that hasn't been accredited for it's interior design program, how would that affect my interior design career?
Asked by askawayansweraway - Sat Sep 22 16:14:36 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Being able to join getting hired by a firm that requires an accredited degree, professional associations, get professional discounts, etc...
Answered by professorc - Sat Sep 22 16:22:33 2007
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
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 A - 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 A - 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 is different between accredited and degree?
Q. I want to go to a college which is non-credit. Is it better to go to accredited university/college?
Asked by Kayoko - Sat Nov 14 09:22:09 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Accreditation is normally very relevant if you want to pursue further studies sometime at another institution, at both national and international levels, and may get you exemptions, membership to professional bodies, government jobs, etc. It ensures your certificate is officially endorsed by a legally recognized institution. Over the last years there has been growing international concern re so-called "ghost universities" and their qualifications, particularly within the Commonwealth. E.g. an entity may be legally registered to offer Secondary or Vocational awards in the UK and university degrees in Hawaii, and offer their international studentship degrees which wouldn't be acceptable in their own countries, and even in a wide range of… [cont.]
Answered by Alejandra P - Sat Nov 14 12:35:35 2009
Q. I want to go to a college which is non-credit. Is it better to go to accredited university/college?
Asked by Kayoko - Sat Nov 14 09:22:09 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Accreditation is normally very relevant if you want to pursue further studies sometime at another institution, at both national and international levels, and may get you exemptions, membership to professional bodies, government jobs, etc. It ensures your certificate is officially endorsed by a legally recognized institution. Over the last years there has been growing international concern re so-called "ghost universities" and their qualifications, particularly within the Commonwealth. E.g. an entity may be legally registered to offer Secondary or Vocational awards in the UK and university degrees in Hawaii, and offer their international studentship degrees which wouldn't be acceptable in their own countries, and even in a wide range of… [cont.]
Answered by Alejandra P - Sat Nov 14 12:35:35 2009
What are some good accredited online seminaries/divinity schools?
Q. Hello. I'd like to start earning credit hours towards an M. Div or other graduate-level theological degree. I'm definitely looking to do this online from a fully accredited university. I appreciate any and all protestant recommendations. Also, I live in Ohio so, if I do need some on-campus time, something near here that I would be able to drive to once a month or something would be fine. Any thoughts? Thanks.
Asked by partywithjeff - Mon Mar 2 00:00:20 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would ask your church leader especially if you want to serve in the same denomination. I've heard good things about Dallas.
Answered by Penelope - Mon Mar 2 00:27:27 2009
Q. Hello. I'd like to start earning credit hours towards an M. Div or other graduate-level theological degree. I'm definitely looking to do this online from a fully accredited university. I appreciate any and all protestant recommendations. Also, I live in Ohio so, if I do need some on-campus time, something near here that I would be able to drive to once a month or something would be fine. Any thoughts? Thanks.
Asked by partywithjeff - Mon Mar 2 00:00:20 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would ask your church leader especially if you want to serve in the same denomination. I've heard good things about Dallas.
Answered by Penelope - Mon Mar 2 00:27:27 2009
Does Anyone know an accredited online school where you can take 7th grade finals?
Q. Im looking for an online school where i can just sit down and take final exams for 7th grade [finals for 7th graders] online. it must be from an accredited school online. Any suggestions?
Asked by Iggy - Fri May 16 12:15:25 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i'm in 7th grade, but, just tak my advice. Go to google or yahoo and if you go on google and type in " 7th grade final exams" go to the second to last ne or the one in the beginning. I rwally hope this helps. see ya chicka!!!
Answered by yOu kNoW yOu LiKe WhAt yOu SeE ! - Tue May 20 16:51:00 2008
Q. Im looking for an online school where i can just sit down and take final exams for 7th grade [finals for 7th graders] online. it must be from an accredited school online. Any suggestions?
Asked by Iggy - Fri May 16 12:15:25 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i'm in 7th grade, but, just tak my advice. Go to google or yahoo and if you go on google and type in " 7th grade final exams" go to the second to last ne or the one in the beginning. I rwally hope this helps. see ya chicka!!!
Answered by yOu kNoW yOu LiKe WhAt yOu SeE ! - Tue May 20 16:51:00 2008
What does it mean when a school is NOT nationally accredited?
Q. My husband is half way through an Occupational Health and Safety course at a college in our town. He did some research and found out that the college is not nationally accredited. Does this mean he cannot get a job with the course when he's done even if this trade is in high demand?
Asked by Ireland - Mon Apr 21 14:32:06 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, he can get a job, he just might not get the best jobs. Some employers frown upon these schools.
Answered by Rosa - Mon Apr 21 14:37:11 2008
Q. My husband is half way through an Occupational Health and Safety course at a college in our town. He did some research and found out that the college is not nationally accredited. Does this mean he cannot get a job with the course when he's done even if this trade is in high demand?
Asked by Ireland - Mon Apr 21 14:32:06 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, he can get a job, he just might not get the best jobs. Some employers frown upon these schools.
Answered by Rosa - Mon Apr 21 14:37:11 2008
How do you get homeschooling accredited?
Q. I am doing research for homeschooling, as is my dad. I found a lot, but I cannot figure out how to have your schooling accredited. And who to call to start homeschooling.
Asked by well loved nerd - Sun Sep 6 20:02:57 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm trying to figure out why you need it to be accredited. An accredited diploma is not what gets you into college. Thousands of homeschool students go to college each year and most of them do not have accredited diplomas, but they have taken either the ACT or SAT and received a high enough score to be accepted by a college.
Answered by Kathleen - Sun Sep 6 20:32:33 2009
Q. I am doing research for homeschooling, as is my dad. I found a lot, but I cannot figure out how to have your schooling accredited. And who to call to start homeschooling.
Asked by well loved nerd - Sun Sep 6 20:02:57 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm trying to figure out why you need it to be accredited. An accredited diploma is not what gets you into college. Thousands of homeschool students go to college each year and most of them do not have accredited diplomas, but they have taken either the ACT or SAT and received a high enough score to be accepted by a college.
Answered by Kathleen - Sun Sep 6 20:32:33 2009
How to find out whether a university is accredited or abet on that university's web site?
Q. I want to find out some accredited and abet universities in US for MS. How can I find out whether a particular university is accredited or abet on that university's web site?
Asked by Ket Winslet - Sun Sep 20 02:04:26 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can check on the US Department of Education Database of Accredited Postsecondary Education Institutions and Programs website.
Answered by RLO - Sun Sep 20 12:13:21 2009
Q. I want to find out some accredited and abet universities in US for MS. How can I find out whether a particular university is accredited or abet on that university's web site?
Asked by Ket Winslet - Sun Sep 20 02:04:26 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can check on the US Department of Education Database of Accredited Postsecondary Education Institutions and Programs website.
Answered by RLO - Sun Sep 20 12:13:21 2009
What are the most reputable accredited online colleges/universities?
Q. I'm considering continuing my education, but am older and also don't have the time to attend traditional university. I know many people are continuing their education over the internet these days and wanted to find out which ones are actually reputable and accredited. I get a lot of mixed reviews about them and am assuming some are better than others. What are your experiences with these degree programs and which would you recommend?
Asked by elley_g - Fri Jul 2 12:41:16 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Good you want to grow your education qualification at an older age. You will find lots of online colleges that will provide you courses online but you need to be aware of that they should not be scams. People are out there to take your money so be careful of them. To get the list of top accredited colleges that provide online courses go to . All the colleges listed here are best in their own respect.
Answered by Vaiveahtoish - Fri Jul 2 15:52:50 2010
Q. I'm considering continuing my education, but am older and also don't have the time to attend traditional university. I know many people are continuing their education over the internet these days and wanted to find out which ones are actually reputable and accredited. I get a lot of mixed reviews about them and am assuming some are better than others. What are your experiences with these degree programs and which would you recommend?
Asked by elley_g - Fri Jul 2 12:41:16 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Good you want to grow your education qualification at an older age. You will find lots of online colleges that will provide you courses online but you need to be aware of that they should not be scams. People are out there to take your money so be careful of them. To get the list of top accredited colleges that provide online courses go to . All the colleges listed here are best in their own respect.
Answered by Vaiveahtoish - Fri Jul 2 15:52:50 2010
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
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Kingdom's Angkor Air . accredited. . 23 August 2010 by May Kunmakara Phnom Penh Post cambodia angkor Air has received Cambodian accreditation to operate after a previous audit revealed it had not been approved as an operator under domestic ...
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