I started this journey 23 years ago and I'm finally done... so far...

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I thought about that myself with their counseling courses... you'd just have to ask about that with them. Just make sure you indicate that these courses would come from a college like Morningside and not indicate that it's from VESi. I don't know how they would look at the course then, just the way some schools aren't okay with Straighterline. Amberton does have what they call an Electronic Degree Plan, that is basically a way to try out all their degrees against the courses that were transferred in. If you are looking at the Family Svcs or the Prof. Dev., you could just do the VESi courses that you think would apply towards the Family Svcs degree and if they don't apply as counseling courses, then just do the Prof. Dev. degree. That would be so cool to take 18 credits at VESi and apply them towards Morningside Teaching degree, while also applying 12 of those credits towards Amberton's degree.