04-28-2010, 09:48 AM
I was wondering if Thomas Ediston accepts more than 80 credits? I have taken many cleps/dantes tests and was wondering if I could transfer more than 80 credits. I am interested in an accounting or finance degree.
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Does Thomas Edison Accept more than 80 Credits?
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04-28-2010, 09:48 AM
I was wondering if Thomas Ediston accepts more than 80 credits? I have taken many cleps/dantes tests and was wondering if I could transfer more than 80 credits. I am interested in an accounting or finance degree.
04-28-2010, 09:52 AM
SmokeEm Wrote:I was wondering if Thomas Ediston accepts more than 80 credits? I have taken many cleps/dantes tests and was wondering if I could transfer more than 80 credits. I am interested in an accounting or finance degree.The Big three do not have any residency requirements *technically* so you can transfer 120 credits to them if you wanted. But it seems that as time goes by, the schools are requiring at least 1 course taken through them to fulfill the degree requirements. As far as your credits, they should have no problem taking them, the rub is fitting the credits into the degree plans. (Which with 80, should be no problem.)
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04-28-2010, 06:19 PM
I think that 80 credit limit refers to community college credit only. I don't think it applies to exam credit or any distance or other courses taken. They just don't want people getting 120 credits at a couple community colleges, then transferring them in, and basically getting a bachelor-level degree for the rough equivalent of two associate degrees, so that's why there is an 80 credit limit on community college credits.
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