02-06-2021, 10:49 AM
After a bit of research I'm curious if there is a reason most people seem to gravitate to Pierpont to get this degree when it is awarded by any of the Community or Technical Colleges in WV.
For example, it would seem to me to be a bit more prestigious to get the degree from West Virginia University at Parkersburg. It's listed on their website as well. https://www.wvup.edu/future-students/aca...governors/
I'm curious if anyone has used a different school other than Pierpont for this degree and could relay their experience.
For example, it would seem to me to be a bit more prestigious to get the degree from West Virginia University at Parkersburg. It's listed on their website as well. https://www.wvup.edu/future-students/aca...governors/
I'm curious if anyone has used a different school other than Pierpont for this degree and could relay their experience.
West Virginia University at Parkersburg, Associate of Applied Science, Board of Governors program
Traditional College Credits (RA):
18 Credits
ALEKS & CSM Learn:
12 Credits
Straighterline:
15 Credits
Sophia:
38 Credits
Total from All Sources:
83 Credits
Traditional College Credits (RA):
18 Credits
ALEKS & CSM Learn:
12 Credits
Straighterline:
15 Credits
Sophia:
38 Credits
Total from All Sources:
83 Credits
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