University of LaVerne Certificates for Educators - $125/cr

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Some of those history and science courses look interesting. I peeked at the syllabus for a few of them and it makes me wonder if they would come into TESU as not EDU. I may guinea pig the couple that interest me.

If you choose to do that I'd love to know if they are accepted at TESU.   I'm working on a history degree and my wife owns a daycare and is also working on a degree so she could possibly benefit from this as well if the credits are accepted.  

From what I can see the school has Regional Accreditation.

Your signature reminds me of an idea I had to put together a spreadsheet for all available BOG and Reverse Transfer or similar programs across the country. I really like those programs and think they can be helpful to a lot of people.

It's the same program as the Pierpont CC program so many on this forum have pursued, it just requires 3 credits of residency.   Several schools in WV offer it.   Pierpont may be the only one that doesn't require residency now.      I needed the RA credit anyway, and being originally from WV, and still having a lot of contacts there, it meant a lot to me to get it from WVUP instead.    

The degree for me is a personal fulfillment endeavor anyway, as I am far closer to retirement than I am the start of a career.     

I am grateful for a program like this that helps put together all the various credits into a degree at relatively low cost.