New Charter credits to degree?

[humboldtjake]

I am looking to do a masters at New Charter as it is very inexpensive and transfer credits to a school like the Big 3 or another regionally accredited college. Does anyone know a college that would do this?

[cooperalex2004]

New Charter doesn't look like it is regionally accredited so the key is finding a school that doesn't care about that and from what I've found schools that transfer credits in love the regional accreditation. If you are doing a masters degree I would recommend a regionally accredited school since that is the easiest way to explain to an employer that your school is legitimate. I have to say price isn't everything, make sure you are comfortable with the school.

I'd say be careful to check transferability before you begin, I know based on my experience so far at TESC they wouldn't likely take any credits from there, maybe other schools will.

[humboldtjake]

I am aware that it is DETC accredited and I know there are several schools like Northcentral that are DETC and regionally accredited that accept DETC credits. I was looking for schools like that.

[rebel100]

AMU/APU is likely your best bet...but I'm not even certain about them.

[sanantone]

I am aware that it is DETC accredited and I know there are several schools like Northcentral that are DETC and regionally accredited that accept DETC credits. I was looking for schools like that.

Northcentral University is not DETC accredited and it only accepts regionally accredited transfers. University of Phoenix, WGU, APUS, and Liberty University accept DETC credits.