Bachelors Degree from Thomas Edison

[CaseyJohnson]

Hello. I recently had a friend mention that he got his bachelors degree by using the testing methods described on this site. I am looking to go this direction as I have 70 credits that don't really transfer for a specific degree in a normal university as I went to a Bible College. Now I am wondering if those that have recieved degrees from the Big 3 universities have gone off into well paying jobs? Thanks

[KayV]

Which Bible College? And which credits do you have?

And yes, many people here have gone off to well-paying jobs using their degrees.

[KayV]

Some Bible Colleges are regionally accredited, which is the highest level of accreditation. All of the credits you earned from an RA college would be eligible to be accepted as long as they met the grade (C or D and up, depending on the school) requirements and fit into your degree plan.

If your school was accredited from a different source, Excelsior College would probably be your best bet since they will accept up to 25% of a degree from NA sources.

If the Bible College was accredited by NCCRS or ACE though, any of the Big 3 will accept up to 90 credits from that source.

[CaseyJohnson]

I have applied for Thomas Edison and they have given me my course transcript evaluation. I need 64 credits to graduate with the History Bachelors degree. I will link the course evaluation and I would greatly appreciate if you guys could help me plan my course route. https://www.dropbox.com/s/wb2q5wznejnhjl....docx?dl=0

[Life Long Learning]

50% of Excelsior students are Nurses. 40% military (many soon to have Gov't retirements as Excelsior is also set up at the Army's Sergeant Majors Academy). 10% other students! The Federal Gov't jobs do not care about the name of colleges just that they are accredited. I would say they do OK.:iagree:

Now I am wondering if those that have recieved degrees from the Big 3 universities have gone off into well paying jobs? Thanks