11-21-2016, 05:05 PM
Has anyone here gotten an actual degree from PF? Will they let you transfer in credits? The reason I ask is that there are more than 2 degrees I'm wanting, and was considering using them for other degrees (mostly for my own interest) than TESU. I am awaiting TESU to do an evaluation so I can map my plan out, but it looks like I might do 2 associates and 2 bachelor's from TESU. I was thinking I could do the business bachelors from PF. I know its not RA and whatnot, but I will already have multiple RA degrees so that won't hurt me. The degrees I want from TESU will probably not include one of their business degrees.
They have interesting associate's degrees at PF also, I have gone through one of their career diplomas and it was enjoyable until I quit it. The "degree hoarding" thread just got me thinking.
So has anyone gotten a degree from PF and will they allow you to pursue them if you already have 2 associates and 2 bachelors? Thanks!
eeya:
And a quick summary for the people who don't read and will tell me not to pursue a NA degree......I will already achieved RA degrees from TESU at the point in time that I will consider PF for anything :-)
They have interesting associate's degrees at PF also, I have gone through one of their career diplomas and it was enjoyable until I quit it. The "degree hoarding" thread just got me thinking.
So has anyone gotten a degree from PF and will they allow you to pursue them if you already have 2 associates and 2 bachelors? Thanks!
eeya:And a quick summary for the people who don't read and will tell me not to pursue a NA degree......I will already achieved RA degrees from TESU at the point in time that I will consider PF for anything :-)
We are all on the same side here, trying to better our lives....so let's get along and help each other out.
Learn a trade. Gain technical skills. Make money, then use this money to get a degree...if you have the desire.
Learn a trade. Gain technical skills. Make money, then use this money to get a degree...if you have the desire.



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