Hello Everyone,
I am planning on going to UMPI for my undergrad and I would like some help with the degree plan that I formatted. The degree plan is linked below.
1) I need 60 graded credits(for law school) I would like to know know what credits would be easiest to take at UMPI to acheive the goal.
2) Also do I have enough electives?
3) Are my GEC's okay?
4) For the pre-law minor, what if I have duplicate courses in my GEC?
Hey, my local community college is a Sophia partner; Does anyone know if its possible to transfer in Sophia courses, earn my associates at the CC, and then transfer to a state school that wouldn't usually accept ACE credits?
Their PhD in Business is about $7,300 at the current exchange rate. But their DBA is far more expensive than the one at Asia-E-University.
What were the criteria I looked for?
1. Proper state accreditation
2. Proper, established institution with a name that sounds like an actual place offering doctorates
3. 100% online
4. English program
5. Not a strongly religious institution
If you want to obtain an MBA but don't live in the US to benefit from the HAU offering, Cyprus is the best option to gain a fully accredited online MBA in Europe.
The price is about 4-7k$ in total for an accredited 18 month MBA. In contrast to most EU masters, some schools let you graduate without having to write a master thesis.
For a lot of them, Brive offers a discount or at least shows the price of the program which is not always listed on the schools website.
This is a fully accredited swiss public university offering 100% online bachelor and master degrees in psychology, law, history, economics (including data science in the master), and mathematics.
Most degrees are taught in English, some in German/French.
A full bachelor is about 12,800$ and a full master is about 7,700$.
Swiss public university degrees will be recognized in almost all countries in the world and having a European university offer English 100% online degrees is a very unique find (that I had been hoping for for a long time).
Another big benefit: In contrast to Germany, they seem to be accepting NA degrees.
I applied to their Master in Economics, Business and Data Analytics with my University of the People BSc in Business Administration and got accepted.
I understand signing up for a TECEP (such as Medical Terminology) will keep me in enrolled status for 12 months. Is that 12 months from the start date, or 12 months from the end of that semester?
In other words, the Medical Terminology TECEP shows in my attendance from 4/1/2024 - 6/23/2024. I'm still slowly chipping away at courses outside of TESU to transfer in, if I want to stay in the catalog year I'm enrolled in, do I need to do another TECEP before 4/1/2024 or do I have until 6/23/2025?
With the new different Capstone versions, is it not possible any more to get a single Bachelor's degree with an Area of Emphasis (or whatever TESU calls their Majors in the BA degrees) in something like History and Computer Science combined?
For those who have done a Masstercursos program, what was your experience?
I know there are already threads for Masstercursos but there is very little talk about experience.
I have to take the required American Government POS-1100 class, and I wonder if anyone knows if any of the teachers assign projects instead of exams. Are there any teacher recommendations or anyone I should avoid for this class ?
