09-04-2015, 03:10 PM
Typically you will be required to earn 25% of the credits for a degree "in residence" from a given school. So i suspect 15 credits for an AA/AS, though I'm not 100% sure. Part of what makes COSC and TESC so appealing is that they do not have this requirement.
FSU itself has courses and degrees they offer online. I think , like Jennifer mentioned, you may be focused on the wrong thing. If an AA/AS is what you want find a regionally accredited school and go get it done. I suspect FSU itself would provisionally enroll you for classes. Testing out may not help with the Calculas and Physics. If they require a grade credit by exam won't provide that.
FSU itself has courses and degrees they offer online. I think , like Jennifer mentioned, you may be focused on the wrong thing. If an AA/AS is what you want find a regionally accredited school and go get it done. I suspect FSU itself would provisionally enroll you for classes. Testing out may not help with the Calculas and Physics. If they require a grade credit by exam won't provide that.
MBA, Western Governors University February 2014
BS Charter Oak State College November 2011
AS in EMS August 2010
I'm always happy to complete the free application waiver for those applying to WGU (I get a free gift from WGU for this). Just PM me your first/last name and a valid email so I can complete their form.
Thread; COSC AS using FEMA http://www.degreeforum.net/excelsior-tho...total.html
BS Charter Oak State College November 2011
AS in EMS August 2010
I'm always happy to complete the free application waiver for those applying to WGU (I get a free gift from WGU for this). Just PM me your first/last name and a valid email so I can complete their form.
Thread; COSC AS using FEMA http://www.degreeforum.net/excelsior-tho...total.html
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