08-21-2022, 12:28 PM
ss20ts Wrote:If one resides outside of WV what's the point of an RBA? Why not just go for a BA?
Just like the BOG AAS, these are supposed to be terminal degrees. These allow people who have the BOG AAS to ladder into a Bachelors, the reason a BA/BS might not be suitable are the requirements for that degree, this allows the full or max use of "non RA" credits. I think it's still a good idea to review what options are available before going the RBA route.
The ROI/Value of the Regent BA isn't as good as the Big 3 or CBE. An example is from Marshall University: https://www.marshall.edu/rba/
Here's another example at WVUP: https://www.wvup.edu/future-students/aca.../#Programs
There are differences between the RBA's at WV universities, Marshall just requires 15 UL, WVUP requires 39 UL.
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