Does Charter Oak grant 3rd degrees?

[sanantone]

I, generally, agree that it's easier, and sometimes, faster and cheaper to get a master's degree instead. One thing to note, however, is that COSC gives a lot of credits for the GRE subject tests. They give a good amount of UL credits for biology, chemistry, and physics.

GRE used to have a computer science exam, but they discontinued it. I predict that GRE might get rid of all their subject tests eventually due to low demand. I don't see many graduate schools asking for them.

But I've heard that the GRE subject tests are incredibly difficult and require immense studying. And you'd need to score really high to get the max credits. And they are only offered three specific dates a year in September, October and April and only at specific test centers. Might be more trouble than its worth.

COSC gives 24 credits as long as you score at the 40th percentile or higher. They don't base the number of credits on your score. You either scored high enough to get credit or you didn't.