How many credits are in a typical Bachelor's degree with a minor?
Q. My engineering major has 133 required credits. I wish to do a minor in International Business which is 18 credits. Thus, the total comes out 151 credits. Is that the typical credit load of a major/minor, give or take? No lie. Between the general education and the major requirements, there are no free electives.
Asked by ArmedSquirrel - Sat Oct 25 16:28:28 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the bachelors degree has 133 credits of required courses, and NONE of these are electives?... does not sound right... If your program allows you to take 6 elective courses, then you could use the IB courses, and still have your 133 credits...
Answered by derdaktari - Sat Oct 25 16:35:16 2008
Q. My engineering major has 133 required credits. I wish to do a minor in International Business which is 18 credits. Thus, the total comes out 151 credits. Is that the typical credit load of a major/minor, give or take? No lie. Between the general education and the major requirements, there are no free electives.
Asked by ArmedSquirrel - Sat Oct 25 16:28:28 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the bachelors degree has 133 credits of required courses, and NONE of these are electives?... does not sound right... If your program allows you to take 6 elective courses, then you could use the IB courses, and still have your 133 credits...
Answered by derdaktari - Sat Oct 25 16:35:16 2008
How many credits do I need at a community college before I can transfer to a State university?
Q. I am going to my local community college, but plan on transferring to USF, for the fashion merchandising program as soon as I can. How many credits do I need 36 credits or 60 credits?
Asked by Beachgirl88 - Thu Jan 29 01:26:39 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I believe it's maybe 36 ( a little less than 60 ). It all depends on the college/state university that you're going to. you should visit them/call them or ask them how many hours you need and what classes you might need to take.
Answered by Queen E - Thu Jan 29 01:30:04 2009
Q. I am going to my local community college, but plan on transferring to USF, for the fashion merchandising program as soon as I can. How many credits do I need 36 credits or 60 credits?
Asked by Beachgirl88 - Thu Jan 29 01:26:39 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I believe it's maybe 36 ( a little less than 60 ). It all depends on the college/state university that you're going to. you should visit them/call them or ask them how many hours you need and what classes you might need to take.
Answered by Queen E - Thu Jan 29 01:30:04 2009
How many credits do I have to have to be a Sophmore in high school?
Q. I live in NC and was wondering how many credits I have to have to be considered a sophomoree? If you are in an 8 period school, you take your 4 regular classes and 4 electives and you electives are 1/2 credit each shouldn't it be 6?
Asked by Lynsie - Sun Apr 19 13:35:37 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I live in NY and in here you need 10 ro 12 to become a sophomore. =)))
Answered by ++++ - Sun Apr 19 13:40:15 2009
Q. I live in NC and was wondering how many credits I have to have to be considered a sophomoree? If you are in an 8 period school, you take your 4 regular classes and 4 electives and you electives are 1/2 credit each shouldn't it be 6?
Asked by Lynsie - Sun Apr 19 13:35:37 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I live in NY and in here you need 10 ro 12 to become a sophomore. =)))
Answered by ++++ - Sun Apr 19 13:40:15 2009
How many credits can transfer from a community college to a state accredited university?
Q. Specifically, I used to attend Bergen Community College and transferred over to Rutgers Newark. Currently, Rutgers has accepted all 24 of the credits I took during my first year in college. If I were to attend Bergen Community College over the summer and take course(s). Up to what limit would they stop allowing those credits to be transferred over? New Jersey
Asked by Alexis G - Fri Feb 6 17:45:48 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Whenever you transfer you are always at the mercy of the place you are transferring to. Every place his its own rules, so I'd check with them.
Answered by College Student S - Fri Feb 6 17:49:48 2009
Q. Specifically, I used to attend Bergen Community College and transferred over to Rutgers Newark. Currently, Rutgers has accepted all 24 of the credits I took during my first year in college. If I were to attend Bergen Community College over the summer and take course(s). Up to what limit would they stop allowing those credits to be transferred over? New Jersey
Asked by Alexis G - Fri Feb 6 17:45:48 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Whenever you transfer you are always at the mercy of the place you are transferring to. Every place his its own rules, so I'd check with them.
Answered by College Student S - Fri Feb 6 17:49:48 2009
How many credits should I take my very first sememster of college?
Q. I'm registered for 13 credits and I'm thinking of adding 1 more 3-credit class. Does anyone think this is too much of a course load to take on first semester?
Asked by Lauren - Tue May 5 18:45:27 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. NO! Take as close to 12 as you can for your first semester and go from there. You wont ever be able to escape bad grades so take it easy and go up in a semester or two.
Answered by Ashley - Tue May 5 18:52:15 2009
Q. I'm registered for 13 credits and I'm thinking of adding 1 more 3-credit class. Does anyone think this is too much of a course load to take on first semester?
Asked by Lauren - Tue May 5 18:45:27 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. NO! Take as close to 12 as you can for your first semester and go from there. You wont ever be able to escape bad grades so take it easy and go up in a semester or two.
Answered by Ashley - Tue May 5 18:52:15 2009
What School takes your credits from other schools and gives you a degree?
Q. I have more than 120 credits from an accredited college, but most of them are in the 2000 level. Is there a school that can take these credits and give me a degree? Which are they and how can I get information on this?
Asked by MHrice73 - Mon Sep 24 17:51:53 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. try Charter Oak College in Hartford , CT or maybe its Farmington now most colleges will accept around 60 credits from another school if the grades are good
Answered by pinkyismygirlfriendniluvhur - Mon Sep 24 17:55:53 2007
Q. I have more than 120 credits from an accredited college, but most of them are in the 2000 level. Is there a school that can take these credits and give me a degree? Which are they and how can I get information on this?
Asked by MHrice73 - Mon Sep 24 17:51:53 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. try Charter Oak College in Hartford , CT or maybe its Farmington now most colleges will accept around 60 credits from another school if the grades are good
Answered by pinkyismygirlfriendniluvhur - Mon Sep 24 17:55:53 2007
How to earn college credits for liberals degree?
Q. How does the whole college system work? I am planning to go to a community college and maybe major in Autobody Repair & Painting. I think that the degree I would be earning from that would be like an AAS, right? I'm not too sure. But yah, I have a friend that says he couldn't get into his major at the moment so he is currently going for his liberals. What is a liberals degree good for? How many credits, or how long would it take to this? Or how does the credit system work with math, english, and all those other classes?
Asked by Justin - Thu Aug 27 18:04:56 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Liberals usually requires math and english, but depending on your field of study it could be different, autobody repair probably requires science class also. I'm sure if you go in to see your college counciler they would be more than happy to help you set up your classes! Not sure what you mean about the credit system? Most classes are a half semester long (either fall or spring), each equalling 3 or so credits, and you need a certain amount of credits to get your degree. Good luck! :]
Answered by Retro Craze - Thu Aug 27 18:13:02 2009
Q. How does the whole college system work? I am planning to go to a community college and maybe major in Autobody Repair & Painting. I think that the degree I would be earning from that would be like an AAS, right? I'm not too sure. But yah, I have a friend that says he couldn't get into his major at the moment so he is currently going for his liberals. What is a liberals degree good for? How many credits, or how long would it take to this? Or how does the credit system work with math, english, and all those other classes?
Asked by Justin - Thu Aug 27 18:04:56 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Liberals usually requires math and english, but depending on your field of study it could be different, autobody repair probably requires science class also. I'm sure if you go in to see your college counciler they would be more than happy to help you set up your classes! Not sure what you mean about the credit system? Most classes are a half semester long (either fall or spring), each equalling 3 or so credits, and you need a certain amount of credits to get your degree. Good luck! :]
Answered by Retro Craze - Thu Aug 27 18:13:02 2009
What credits are required to get into a very good art school?
Q. I really want to get into a good art school with good oppertunities in all types of art. What credits would I need to get into a good art school? And also, what are some of the best art colleges?
Asked by BolderThanCupcakes - Tue Feb 10 20:41:42 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well I recently got accepted into the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, it's ranked #3 in the country for art schools and also it has a interdisciplinary system. This means you are able to focus on one type of medium but you can also explore other types... Most art schools only look at your portfolio and standardized test scores being the ACT or SAT. Again it just depends on the school some schools are really big on grades such as The Minneapolis College of Art and Design
Answered by brnash711 - Thu Feb 12 12:16:04 2009
Q. I really want to get into a good art school with good oppertunities in all types of art. What credits would I need to get into a good art school? And also, what are some of the best art colleges?
Asked by BolderThanCupcakes - Tue Feb 10 20:41:42 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well I recently got accepted into the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, it's ranked #3 in the country for art schools and also it has a interdisciplinary system. This means you are able to focus on one type of medium but you can also explore other types... Most art schools only look at your portfolio and standardized test scores being the ACT or SAT. Again it just depends on the school some schools are really big on grades such as The Minneapolis College of Art and Design
Answered by brnash711 - Thu Feb 12 12:16:04 2009
How many credits do I have to take a semester if the college requires 134 to graduate?
Q. I am majoring in Math teachers and the requirement to complete the bachelor degree is 134.Do I have to take 18 credits a semester?
Asked by unknown - Thu May 21 07:14:52 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Just under 17 a semester. So, probably 16 credits through a couple of semesters, but 17 the rest. As most classes (unless you're a science major, with a lot of 4 credit classes, and 1 credit labs) are 3 credits, so you'll probably have to do 18 most of your semesters, and 15 credits for one or two. Here's an example Freshman year: Fall: 15 Credits, Spring 18 Credits (33) Sophmore year: Fall: 18 Credits, Spring 18 Credits (69) Junior year: Fall 18 Credits, Spring 15 Credits (102) Summer Internship: 6 Credits (109) Senior Year: Fall 15 Credits, Spring 12 Credits (and a lot of interviewing at either jobs, or graduate programs) Total: 136 Credits
Answered by Daniel Dawning - Thu May 21 07:40:22 2009
Q. I am majoring in Math teachers and the requirement to complete the bachelor degree is 134.Do I have to take 18 credits a semester?
Asked by unknown - Thu May 21 07:14:52 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Just under 17 a semester. So, probably 16 credits through a couple of semesters, but 17 the rest. As most classes (unless you're a science major, with a lot of 4 credit classes, and 1 credit labs) are 3 credits, so you'll probably have to do 18 most of your semesters, and 15 credits for one or two. Here's an example Freshman year: Fall: 15 Credits, Spring 18 Credits (33) Sophmore year: Fall: 18 Credits, Spring 18 Credits (69) Junior year: Fall 18 Credits, Spring 15 Credits (102) Summer Internship: 6 Credits (109) Senior Year: Fall 15 Credits, Spring 12 Credits (and a lot of interviewing at either jobs, or graduate programs) Total: 136 Credits
Answered by Daniel Dawning - Thu May 21 07:40:22 2009
What happens to my college credits when i join the Military?
Q. I have 90 college credits, if I enlist for 4-6 years, will I still be able to pursue a degree with these credits?
Asked by mdh_henderson - Sat Jul 10 16:04:35 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nothing happens to them except a few colleges have rules that stipulate that credits in certain areas can only be applied towards a major at that college for a certain number of years. With 90 credits the Navy's Bdcp and the Marines Plc are possibilities. So are Rotc, Nrotc, Afrotc if there are at least two years left till graduation. Bdcp: plc: Good Description of Nrotc by reading the Faq on the website of the nation's first Nrotc Battalion: Good understanding of Afrotc: Good Luck!
Answered by Tom - Sat Jul 10 16:46:51 2010
Q. I have 90 college credits, if I enlist for 4-6 years, will I still be able to pursue a degree with these credits?
Asked by mdh_henderson - Sat Jul 10 16:04:35 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nothing happens to them except a few colleges have rules that stipulate that credits in certain areas can only be applied towards a major at that college for a certain number of years. With 90 credits the Navy's Bdcp and the Marines Plc are possibilities. So are Rotc, Nrotc, Afrotc if there are at least two years left till graduation. Bdcp: plc: Good Description of Nrotc by reading the Faq on the website of the nation's first Nrotc Battalion: Good understanding of Afrotc: Good Luck!
Answered by Tom - Sat Jul 10 16:46:51 2010
How many credits are needed to transfer to another university ?
Q. Currently I'm studying at the University of North Dakota. I want to transfer to another university next spring. How many credits do I have to complete to be accepted ?
Asked by anonymous21 - Sun Mar 25 03:42:31 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Every school is going to have a different requirement regarding transfer credits and how they process them. However, for the most part, I don't see why you wouldn't be able to transfer to a school regardless of how many credits you currently have. Universities aren't going to really care, because you're still going to have to complete their own requirements (depending on if any of your courses at North Dakota can be used for credit at your new school) anyway. So you can't really have too few credits. If that were the case, how would high schoolers get into college without any credits -- do you see what I mean? On the flip side, though, it is possible to have too many credits at your current university to be accepted at a school. Some… [cont.]
Answered by Tamara V - Sun Mar 25 06:16:10 2007
Q. Currently I'm studying at the University of North Dakota. I want to transfer to another university next spring. How many credits do I have to complete to be accepted ?
Asked by anonymous21 - Sun Mar 25 03:42:31 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Every school is going to have a different requirement regarding transfer credits and how they process them. However, for the most part, I don't see why you wouldn't be able to transfer to a school regardless of how many credits you currently have. Universities aren't going to really care, because you're still going to have to complete their own requirements (depending on if any of your courses at North Dakota can be used for credit at your new school) anyway. So you can't really have too few credits. If that were the case, how would high schoolers get into college without any credits -- do you see what I mean? On the flip side, though, it is possible to have too many credits at your current university to be accepted at a school. Some… [cont.]
Answered by Tamara V - Sun Mar 25 06:16:10 2007
How many credits are needed to graduate to a Junior in High School?
Q. I am currently a Sophomore and I have 10 credits in all including the ones I am going to finish at the end of my Sophomore year. So will I be able to move onto a junior?
Asked by SpartanC11 - Sun May 23 12:18:11 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Each school district is different. You must check with your school to find out. Check the school hand book you got at the beginning of the year, ask a teacher or your counselor
Answered by drip - Sun May 23 12:29:50 2010
Q. I am currently a Sophomore and I have 10 credits in all including the ones I am going to finish at the end of my Sophomore year. So will I be able to move onto a junior?
Asked by SpartanC11 - Sun May 23 12:18:11 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Each school district is different. You must check with your school to find out. Check the school hand book you got at the beginning of the year, ask a teacher or your counselor
Answered by drip - Sun May 23 12:29:50 2010
Can someone explain the different education tax credits and deductions?
Q. I am starting my first year of school and have taken out $11,000 in student loans. I am electing to pay the interest only payment on the loans, while I am in school, so the balance doesn't increase. Can anyone explain to me the different education tax credits that are available? Also, am I able to take a tax credit AND deduct the interest paid on my loans (We already deduct the interest on my husband's student loans. He has been out of school for about 6 years now.) ? Also, someone told me that I could deduct mileage for driving to school, is this true? Any information on education related deductions and credits would be helpful, I am new at this. Thanks.
Asked by saratgoo - Tue Apr 17 18:30:30 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are a number of credits available for post secondary schooling. You might want to download Publication 970, Tax Benefits for Education, at irs.gov Student loan interest can generally be deducted, although there are income limits on it. And yes, you can take a deduction for interest in the same year you are taking an education credit. There are basically three different tax breaks for tuition and fees - Hope Credit, Lifetime Learning Credit, and Tuition and Fees Deduction. Each of the three has different rules, and while it's possible to be eligible for all three, in any given year you can only take one of the three for the same student - you'd choose the one that gave you the most benefit. Hope Credit is only good for your… [cont.]
Answered by Judy - Tue Apr 17 18:38:42 2007
Q. I am starting my first year of school and have taken out $11,000 in student loans. I am electing to pay the interest only payment on the loans, while I am in school, so the balance doesn't increase. Can anyone explain to me the different education tax credits that are available? Also, am I able to take a tax credit AND deduct the interest paid on my loans (We already deduct the interest on my husband's student loans. He has been out of school for about 6 years now.) ? Also, someone told me that I could deduct mileage for driving to school, is this true? Any information on education related deductions and credits would be helpful, I am new at this. Thanks.
Asked by saratgoo - Tue Apr 17 18:30:30 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are a number of credits available for post secondary schooling. You might want to download Publication 970, Tax Benefits for Education, at irs.gov Student loan interest can generally be deducted, although there are income limits on it. And yes, you can take a deduction for interest in the same year you are taking an education credit. There are basically three different tax breaks for tuition and fees - Hope Credit, Lifetime Learning Credit, and Tuition and Fees Deduction. Each of the three has different rules, and while it's possible to be eligible for all three, in any given year you can only take one of the three for the same student - you'd choose the one that gave you the most benefit. Hope Credit is only good for your… [cont.]
Answered by Judy - Tue Apr 17 18:38:42 2007
How many college credits does it take to get an associate degree?
Q. I would like to know how many credits do you need in a community college in order to get an associates degree? Also what is better a master's degree or an associate degree? Thanks very much for your help.
Asked by Ms.Smith - Thu Aug 26 21:22:22 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I would like to know how many credits do you need in a community college in order to get an associates degree? Also what is better a master's degree or an associate degree? Thanks very much for your help.
Asked by Ms.Smith - Thu Aug 26 21:22:22 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
How many credits beyond the 120 am I allowed to take?
Q. I ask because I want to double major, but I've only got a limited number of credits left. If I were to double major now, it would take me all the way up to 135 credits. Do you think that they would allow me to take this many credits beyond the 120 needed for a bachelors degree?
Asked by Edward - Tue Jul 8 19:43:14 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As many as you want, as long as you pay for them or stay the extra time. If you're at a private school, they might limit you, but usually it's not to hard to fit a double major in there as long as you don't waste time - they want you done in 4 years. Public schools don't really care - stay as long as you want.
Answered by eri - Tue Jul 8 19:47:18 2008
Q. I ask because I want to double major, but I've only got a limited number of credits left. If I were to double major now, it would take me all the way up to 135 credits. Do you think that they would allow me to take this many credits beyond the 120 needed for a bachelors degree?
Asked by Edward - Tue Jul 8 19:43:14 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As many as you want, as long as you pay for them or stay the extra time. If you're at a private school, they might limit you, but usually it's not to hard to fit a double major in there as long as you don't waste time - they want you done in 4 years. Public schools don't really care - stay as long as you want.
Answered by eri - Tue Jul 8 19:47:18 2008
What's the difference between credits earned at a technical school vs. a college or university?
Q. I know that college credits are transferable between colleges, but is there any significance to technical school credits? What can you do with them?
Asked by Bored to Tears & So Are You - Mon May 26 18:20:56 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A good academic advisor will have the book that translates technical achievements to college credits. Not all will be transferrable.
Answered by Doc - Mon May 26 18:26:37 2008
Q. I know that college credits are transferable between colleges, but is there any significance to technical school credits? What can you do with them?
Asked by Bored to Tears & So Are You - Mon May 26 18:20:56 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A good academic advisor will have the book that translates technical achievements to college credits. Not all will be transferrable.
Answered by Doc - Mon May 26 18:26:37 2008
What are the benefits of earning two credits in high school that I can use in collage?
Q. Okay. I plan on taking both the grade 11 and 12 accounting courses at my school. If I pass the classes with a 70% or higher, I get one credit for each class in accounting at collage. I want to know what the benefits of taking these classes and having those two credits in collage is.
Asked by That guy over there. - Tue Mar 3 18:36:15 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well if you do in fact get credit for college, you will already have a college transcript started and two college credits. If they do not count, you still have gained useful knowledge from the classes that will stick with you forever.
Answered by threeminpins4me - Tue Mar 3 19:02:32 2009
Q. Okay. I plan on taking both the grade 11 and 12 accounting courses at my school. If I pass the classes with a 70% or higher, I get one credit for each class in accounting at collage. I want to know what the benefits of taking these classes and having those two credits in collage is.
Asked by That guy over there. - Tue Mar 3 18:36:15 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well if you do in fact get credit for college, you will already have a college transcript started and two college credits. If they do not count, you still have gained useful knowledge from the classes that will stick with you forever.
Answered by threeminpins4me - Tue Mar 3 19:02:32 2009
How many foriegn language credits do you need to go to college?
Q. How many foriegn language credits do you need to go to Most Colleges??? Does it count if you already know a foriegn language?
Asked by kevinwi23 - Sun Feb 25 21:22:41 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends on the college and program. Some don't require any. Others require as many as 3 credits. You have to have learned the foreign language in a school setting if it is required. Your best bet would be to check with your college's admissions office.
Answered by Catherine - Sun Feb 25 21:31:16 2007
Q. How many foriegn language credits do you need to go to Most Colleges??? Does it count if you already know a foriegn language?
Asked by kevinwi23 - Sun Feb 25 21:22:41 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends on the college and program. Some don't require any. Others require as many as 3 credits. You have to have learned the foreign language in a school setting if it is required. Your best bet would be to check with your college's admissions office.
Answered by Catherine - Sun Feb 25 21:31:16 2007
What are some different and unique myspace layouts with out the credits on the layout?
Q. I already know how to take off the links and credits off of the layouts, but im wondering does anyone know of any layout sites that offers interesting, unique, myspace layouts without a credit on the layout itself.? Like for example, many layout makers puts a credit onto the layout that we cannot take off, so i was wondering does anyone know any websites that have layouts with completely no credits, links, or adds?
Asked by ConfusedOne314 - Fri Sep 18 16:12:57 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. its simple to take off the credits on pimp-my-profile.com and it has a very easy to use generator! EDIT - also, if you edit the background image on paint and take off the credit, then you can publish it to photobucket and use that background instead of the original. another good website is createblog.com
Answered by Giniaa <3 - Fri Sep 18 16:56:42 2009
Q. I already know how to take off the links and credits off of the layouts, but im wondering does anyone know of any layout sites that offers interesting, unique, myspace layouts without a credit on the layout itself.? Like for example, many layout makers puts a credit onto the layout that we cannot take off, so i was wondering does anyone know any websites that have layouts with completely no credits, links, or adds?
Asked by ConfusedOne314 - Fri Sep 18 16:12:57 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. its simple to take off the credits on pimp-my-profile.com and it has a very easy to use generator! EDIT - also, if you edit the background image on paint and take off the credit, then you can publish it to photobucket and use that background instead of the original. another good website is createblog.com
Answered by Giniaa <3 - Fri Sep 18 16:56:42 2009
How do I turn my work experience into college credits?
Q. I have many years of experience in management and business. I heard you can use work experience and turn it into college credits. What I would like to know is it matters where I get the college work-credits and if all colleges would accept my credits or are there some colleges that do not accept them?
Asked by Alfi - Sun Jan 18 14:10:27 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think it is only a selective few schools that will allow this. One that does seem to provide options for gaining credit for work experience is Empire State College, which is part of the SUNY system in New York. Check their website. Someone there might also be able to refer you to similar programs in other parts of the country, if not around the world. www.esc.edu/esconline/onl ine2.nsf/ESChome.html
Answered by szivesen - Sun Jan 18 16:44:02 2009
Q. I have many years of experience in management and business. I heard you can use work experience and turn it into college credits. What I would like to know is it matters where I get the college work-credits and if all colleges would accept my credits or are there some colleges that do not accept them?
Asked by Alfi - Sun Jan 18 14:10:27 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think it is only a selective few schools that will allow this. One that does seem to provide options for gaining credit for work experience is Empire State College, which is part of the SUNY system in New York. Check their website. Someone there might also be able to refer you to similar programs in other parts of the country, if not around the world. www.esc.edu/esconline/onl ine2.nsf/ESChome.html
Answered by szivesen - Sun Jan 18 16:44:02 2009
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