Why no one CLEPs their degree from AMU?

[sanantone]

Before you enroll in an intelligence program, you should look at whether or not it's a preferred degree for the type of job you want. Most non-technical, intelligence jobs list a preference for political science, international relations, and national security studies.

[cookderosa]

My plan is to go there for a Masters. They didn't give me as much transfer credit as TESU for the CIS degree, but their MS in Information Systems degree intrigues me. Them being for-profit doesn't bother me as I'm at the point in life that it's just holding the degree is more valuable than the name or such.

What they give you is never as important to address as what you have left to complete. I'd take earning 60 business credits over finding 9 upper level chemistry credits any day. All credit is not created equally, nor is it obtained equally.

[bjcheung77]

What they give you is never as important to address as what you have left to complete. I'd take earning 60 business credits over finding 9 upper level chemistry credits any day. All credit is not created equally, nor is it obtained equally.

+1, This is true, it's harder to find upper level courses for several AOS (Area of Study) concentrations. It's a lot easier to complete the first 60 credits or even 90 credits, it's the final 15-30 that's harder to find. Especially when you want to major in something with less Upper Level courses available at a cheaper rate.