06-07-2009, 09:01 AM
i was looking into ACE approved courses and came across PADI International, Inc. (if you don't already know: PADI International, Inc., is a professional organization that focuses on the training of scuba divers and scuba diving instructors.)
according to ACE, most or all of the PADI SCUBA programs have been accepted for credit at one point in time, so if you have a certification through PADI I would check it out
[HTML]http://www2.acenet.edu/nationalguide/index.cfm?fuseaction=browse.getOrganizationDetail&FICE=300799[/HTML]
it's only worth credit if you were certified between 1/1/1978-9/30/2006 from what i can see on the ACE website. which is good for me since i was certified in 2004.
it's only worth 1 semester hour in Physical Education or Recreation, but thats 1 more credit towards a degree i didn't have before
so as of right now, i'm waiting to see if my open water scuba certification is approved or denied by ACE, i'll let everyone know when i get word back
according to ACE, most or all of the PADI SCUBA programs have been accepted for credit at one point in time, so if you have a certification through PADI I would check it out
[HTML]http://www2.acenet.edu/nationalguide/index.cfm?fuseaction=browse.getOrganizationDetail&FICE=300799[/HTML]
it's only worth credit if you were certified between 1/1/1978-9/30/2006 from what i can see on the ACE website. which is good for me since i was certified in 2004.
it's only worth 1 semester hour in Physical Education or Recreation, but thats 1 more credit towards a degree i didn't have before
so as of right now, i'm waiting to see if my open water scuba certification is approved or denied by ACE, i'll let everyone know when i get word back
Let's see how far I can go~
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