MA American History for $7,500

[ss20ts]

I spoke to them and they did say they do allow some transfer credits into the program, too.

Because apparently, I can't say no to an under $10k master degree, I've applied. (Thankfully I meet the qualifications)

How did it work out?
Thanx!

I was accepted, but I didn't start the program. As interesting as it is, I went and did a different program in the interim and now I'm laser focused on my research in the PhD program I'm in. My time is split between teaching and that research. I'm hoping that after the PhD it quells my need to do more programs, but I doubt it as by that time I will be very close to the age needed to do the senior free tuition programs here in Georgia.

Looking at your signature, wow you've completed a ton of degrees in just a few years! Good for you! What's TWU where you're working on your PhD?

[Mint Berry Crunch]

I spoke to them and they did say they do allow some transfer credits into the program, too.

Because apparently, I can't say no to an under $10k master degree, I've applied. (Thankfully I meet the qualifications)

How did it work out?
Thanx!

I was accepted, but I didn't start the program. As interesting as it is, I went and did a different program in the interim and now I'm laser focused on my research in the PhD program I'm in. My time is split between teaching and that research. I'm hoping that after the PhD it quells my need to do more programs, but I doubt it as by that time I will be very close to the age needed to do the senior free tuition programs here in Georgia.

So what I'm hearing is that you'll come back to the program lol?

[Coachr21]

I spoke to them and they did say they do allow some transfer credits into the program, too.

Because apparently, I can't say no to an under $10k master degree, I've applied. (Thankfully I meet the qualifications)

How did it work out?
Thanx!

I was accepted, but I didn't start the program. As interesting as it is, I went and did a different program in the interim and now I'm laser focused on my research in the PhD program I'm in. My time is split between teaching and that research. I'm hoping that after the PhD it quells my need to do more programs, but I doubt it as by that time I will be very close to the age needed to do the senior free tuition programs here in Georgia.

So what I'm hearing is that you'll come back to the program lol?

Do y’all think some of the credits here would transfer to the new masters in American studies at UMPI? I’m just curious. I mean there’s a few classes with similar titles.

[TINASAM]

TWU -- Texas Woman's University

And to Mint Berry Crunch - never say never. Going back to finish my degree during the pandemic really sparked this degree train. And since there is no tuition reimbursement for me, I'm trying to only do things that are extremely low cost, are things that are closely tied into social science so that it builds on each other for later placements in different institutions.

[Mint Berry Crunch]

I spoke to them and they did say they do allow some transfer credits into the program, too.

Because apparently, I can't say no to an under $10k master degree, I've applied. (Thankfully I meet the qualifications)

How did it work out?
Thanx!

I was accepted, but I didn't start the program. As interesting as it is, I went and did a different program in the interim and now I'm laser focused on my research in the PhD program I'm in. My time is split between teaching and that research. I'm hoping that after the PhD it quells my need to do more programs, but I doubt it as by that time I will be very close to the age needed to do the senior free tuition programs here in Georgia.

So what I'm hearing is that you'll come back to the program lol?

Do y’all think some of the credits here would transfer to the new masters in American studies at UMPI? I’m just curious. I mean there’s a few classes with similar titles.

Quite possibly. I would send each course syllabus to each respective school and see what they say would transfer

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TWU -- Texas Woman's University

And to Mint Berry Crunch - never say never. Going back to finish my degree during the pandemic really sparked this degree train. And since there is no tuition reimbursement for me, I'm trying to only do things that are extremely low cost, are things that are closely tied into social science so that it builds on each other for later placements in different institutions.

Sounds like what Benjamin Bolger did to get all of his degrees:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benjamin_Bolger