Hello!
The only college education I have is a CNA course completion and a certificate in Communications from a nationally accredited school.
I am wanting a bachelors degree in Child Studies/Early Childhood Education. I could not find much for a test out plan for either, but I did stumble upon Walden University's Tempo Learning program. I am curious as to how it compares to Western Governor University's programs as I had attempted a degree there, but I want to work with children younger than what they provide degrees for.
I started to figure out a degree plan for Charter Oak's child studies degree, but I could not find anything to replicate certain courses such as The Exceptional Learner and Autism Spectrum Disorder. Their ECE program seems Connecticut specific and I live nowhere near there and do not wish to participate in a practicum.
Can anyone give me a little advice, insight, or guidance! Thank you in advance for your help!
The only college education I have is a CNA course completion and a certificate in Communications from a nationally accredited school.
I am wanting a bachelors degree in Child Studies/Early Childhood Education. I could not find much for a test out plan for either, but I did stumble upon Walden University's Tempo Learning program. I am curious as to how it compares to Western Governor University's programs as I had attempted a degree there, but I want to work with children younger than what they provide degrees for.
I started to figure out a degree plan for Charter Oak's child studies degree, but I could not find anything to replicate certain courses such as The Exceptional Learner and Autism Spectrum Disorder. Their ECE program seems Connecticut specific and I live nowhere near there and do not wish to participate in a practicum.
Can anyone give me a little advice, insight, or guidance! Thank you in advance for your help!
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