Welcome, Guest |
You have to register before you can post on our site.
|
Latest Threads |
Degree in hand, jobs out ...
Forum: General Education-Related Discussion
Last Post: polytrackgame
3 minutes ago
» Replies: 3
» Views: 965
|
UMPI Master of Science in...
Forum: UMPI - University of Maine at Presque Isle Discussion
Last Post: Educated Wombat
3 hours ago
» Replies: 55
» Views: 19,198
|
Study.com
Forum: Saylor.org, Straighterline, Study.com, Sophia.Org, Coursera Discussion
Last Post: MedicOne
3 hours ago
» Replies: 2
» Views: 76
|
Transfer cybersecurity mi...
Forum: UMPI - University of Maine at Presque Isle Discussion
Last Post: huiwh1998
4 hours ago
» Replies: 21
» Views: 3,394
|
TAMUC English Comp II & T...
Forum: General "Big 3", B&M colleges, and other colleges
Last Post: VanillaBean
4 hours ago
» Replies: 0
» Views: 22
|
Master's in Mathematics?
Forum: Graduate School Discussion
Last Post: hels-at-work
5 hours ago
» Replies: 18
» Views: 4,331
|
VUL or OakState for ENEB ...
Forum: Graduate School Discussion
Last Post: ss20ts
5 hours ago
» Replies: 9
» Views: 238
|
The University of the Peo...
Forum: UoPeople - University of the People Discussion
Last Post: SteveFoerster
5 hours ago
» Replies: 10
» Views: 1,992
|
Cheapest Masters in Bibli...
Forum: Graduate School Discussion
Last Post: jsh1138
5 hours ago
» Replies: 10
» Views: 2,403
|
UMPI BLS + Accounting Min...
Forum: Degree Planning Advice
Last Post: keahikmanila@gmail.com
6 hours ago
» Replies: 4
» Views: 130
|
|
|
Which college accepts "S" grades as transfer? (Credit banking) |
Posted by: huiwh1998 - 07-04-2025, 09:43 AM - Forum: Degree Planning Advice
- Replies (6)
|
 |
As the title says. I don't know where to post it, so I'll post it here. UMPI doesn't allow me to transfer "S" grade credits from ENEB/ UI1 (Evaluated by ECE); they only allow C- or better. Are there any more generous schools with "credit banking" options? Frederick Community College costs $8100 (I have 90 credits, according to the eneb wiki, it will be 90x90 = $ 8100), and I'm afraid TESU's "credit banking" option will be the same policy (C- or better, no S grades allowed), so I don't want to risk it...
|
|
|
Honor Society associated with Frank Graham |
Posted by: FireMedic_Philosopher - 07-04-2025, 12:23 AM - Forum: General Education-Related Discussion
- No Replies
|
 |
So I recently came across an alumni message from my alma mater of Western Illinois University, advertising that they had signed an agreement with an honor society for online and non-traditional students called Omega Nu Lambda... By all I can find it seems to be a legitimate albeit new organization. Seemed like a good idea because of the large number of online students the school has.
I got online to do a little research about ONL and saw the list of other schools/chapters on the membership list... Imagine my concern when I saw that Graham International University is listed as a member in Pennsylvania. Dr Frankie Graham is the chapter advisor for the school. https://www.omeganulambda.org/resources/...r-listing/
I have sent the ONL national office several emails at this point with no obvious results or any reply back. Anyone here have contact with or membership in this honor society ? I am very surprised any legitimate honors organization would not vet applications to ensure only schools accepted by USDOE are on the roster.
|
|
|
Online undergraduate 300/400(0) level Political Science |
Posted by: Stonybeach - 07-03-2025, 09:27 AM - Forum: General Education-Related Discussion
- Replies (3)
|
 |
Searching for two 3-credit undergraduate political science courses with upper-division 300/3000 or 400/4000 level that can be completed online or through independent study, from a regionally accredited school for transfer. Low cost is good, and prefer not to fully matriculate if possible. My son's college has cut their offerings back significantly this year and needs two more UL POLS to graduate. Thank you.
|
|
|
Another Mexican university: Instituto Universitario del Estado de México IUEM |
Posted by: Avidreader - 07-02-2025, 02:16 AM - Forum: Graduate School Discussion
- Replies (3)
|
 |
Yup, yet another accredited brick & mortar private university in Mexico offering online degrees. All degrees have RVOE so they should be RA equivalent and are taught in Spanish. Tuition seems to be 2200 mxn a month (around 110 USD) for bachelors, 3600 mxn (around 200 USD) a month for masters and specialty degrees 3000 mxn a month (160 USD). There is a 2300 mxn inscription fee. Not sure if 1 time payment or every few months. Sign ups is done online sending scanned documents of junior high, highschool degrees. Seems like they forcibly require a CURP number.
Full estimated cost of degrees:
Bachelors 75,600 MXN (4000 USD)
Masters 64,800 MXN (3400 USD)
Specialties 36,000 MXN (2000 USD)
Doctorates: 4650 MXN a month.
Bachelors degrees:
Business administration
Accounting
Communications
Law
Gastronomy (I am intrigued how this degree can be fully done online)
Digital graphics design
Corporative management
Marketing
Education
Psychology
Industrial engineering and systems
Masters degrees:
Public administration
Communication and digital marketing
Administrative and fiscal law
Constitutional and amparo law
Fiscal law
Business law
Penal law
Higher education
Business management and company development
Marketing and business communication
Applied neuromarketing
Doctorate degrees:
Public educational administration
Specialties:
Employment law and social security
Oral trials (juicios orales)
Bachelors work under quarter semesters and can be completed in 3 years. Masters can be done in 18 months. One aspect that makes this university stand apart from other options is it is a go at your own pace school. Degrees can't be completed in less time due to accrediting requirements but the fact it is so flexible for busy adults and affordable might make it a nice option.
More information: info@universidadiuem.edu.mx
Official website:
https://www.universidadiuem.edu.mx/
I am looking at the FAQ and it seems each bachelors course lasts 9 weeks with a weekly assignment, a forum discussion and a multiple choice final exam. Graduation can be done via capstone, thesis or publication of an article on an indexed science journal. They might also waive graduation requirements if the student has masters degree credits. Curiously, there is no minimum age requirement to study in this school, making it an interesting option for underage homeschoolers.
|
|
|
Associate Degree in Computer Science |
Posted by: JoeyCA - 07-01-2025, 07:54 PM - Forum: Degree Planning Advice
- Replies (1)
|
 |
Hi everyone. I am new here, looking to complete an RA - Associate degree.(TESU seems great and should be accepted in Canada). I currently hold an NA-Associate Degree (Web design) from New York. I live in Ontario Canada. I need this RA-Associate degree for work promotion. Having this will open doors. In the future, I will consider a Bachelors Degree but for now its not completely required.
Your Location: Ontario Canada
Your Age: 39
What kind of degree do you want?: I want a Associate Degree in Computer(Science or Studies), I have been in this field for ages (I feel old).
Current Regional Accredited Credits: No RA credits only NA credits (I have 81 NA credits)
Current ACE, CLEP, or NCCRS Credits: I do have some ACE credits, (I have somewhere around 25 ACE credits)
Any certifications or military experience?: I have Google Ads, Google IT Support, Google Data Analytics
Budget: No restrictions.
Commitments: I am looking to complete this as soon as possible. Busy work, along with wife and kids. This will open all the doors once the degree is from a RA school. Hopefully I can transfer as much as possible.
Dedicated time to study: I can study on weekends if needs be. (8hrs total). I would much rather take computer courses they might require less studying for me personally.
Timeline: As soon as possible.
Tuition assistance/reimbursement:None, I am in Canada.
|
|
|
Doctoral Degree or Research |
Posted by: ROYISAGIRL - 07-01-2025, 04:49 PM - Forum: Doctorate Degree Discussion
- Replies (15)
|
 |
I've been a part of the forum for a while, and I have been thinking about whether getting a Doctoral Degree and having to do a dissertation or just try to write what would in essence be a "dissertation" for a research journal without a school backing.
Which would you do?
|
|
|
|