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CSU Global hasn't updated their website. From an email I received recently, it looks like the construction SSAs have been eliminated.
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(08-16-2021, 02:20 AM)NoStudentNoCry Wrote: I am trying to help family member to get degree related to construction. Something like construction management or civil engineering. Technology something-something will do the trick too.
For now I can only think of Associates in construction management from Ashworth College but if anyone could point me to another direction - please do. We looked at Penn Foster's construction technology associates, but their program is very confusing.
Starting conditions:
- No college credits so far, but he started working on Sophia classes (currently is taking English Composition I and College Algebra)
- Not in military
- Does not qualify for Pell grant
- Not a union member, but might be able to join in 2022
- The cheaper the better
- Preferably online or low-residency
- National accreditation is OK
Thanks!
Ashworth is a joy. I recently completed a Healthcare Administration degree with them that was affordable, and transfer-friendly (I only had to complete 8 courses) including ACE approved courses. My partner is in the middle of the Construction Management program. Their platform is solid, and the course content and structure is very good. I dont know why we dont push them more on these forums.
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(08-17-2021, 11:10 AM)DeanLewis Wrote: Ashworth is a joy. I recently completed a Healthcare Administration degree with them that was affordable, and transfer-friendly (I only had to complete 8 courses) including ACE approved courses. My partner is in the middle of the Construction Management program. Their platform is solid, and the course content and structure is very good. I dont know why we dont push them more on these forums.
Probably because they're DEAC and most people here are looking for RA degrees for various reasons.
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(08-17-2021, 11:10 AM)DeanLewis Wrote: Ashworth is a joy. I recently completed a Healthcare Administration degree with them that was affordable, and transfer-friendly (I only had to complete 8 courses) including ACE approved courses. My partner is in the middle of the Construction Management program. Their platform is solid, and the course content and structure is very good. I dont know why we dont push them more on these forums.
If one is considering grad school, a degree from Ashworth is going to be a challenge. Most grad schools only accept RA bachelor's degrees.
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08-19-2021, 05:36 PM
(This post was last modified: 08-19-2021, 05:38 PM by NoStudentNoCry.)
A lot of good ideas, thank you everyone!
(08-16-2021, 11:58 PM)sanantone Wrote: CSU Global hasn't updated their website. From an email I received recently, it looks like the construction SSAs have been eliminated.
This, unfortunately, is true.
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