How To Accredited College Degree Today Starting From Scratch
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How to Earn an Accredited College Degree from Scratch
Summary
Learn how to quickly and easily earn an accredited college degree, even if you're starting from scratch.Understanding the Process
Achieving a bachelor’s degree can be accelerated by transferring up to 90 credits from accredited colleges. If you don’t have an approved associate degree from a regionally accredited college, you can transfer up to 64 credits and start as a junior. Those with an approved associate’s degree can also transfer up to 64 credits toward a general studies degree.
Opportunities for Teachers
Private school teachers with 2-5 years of full-time experience and a bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited institution can apply for certain programs. While most courses are transferable, there are various factors that determine how they apply to different degree programs.
Admission Requirements
To be eligible for admission to most programs, you need an undergraduate degree from an accredited college or university, along with coursework in subjects like biology, chemistry, and mathematics. Prospective students with degrees from non-regionally accredited colleges, such as Bible colleges, may still be admitted if they can demonstrate the ability to pursue graduate studies.
Completing Your Degree
Typically, the final 30 credits of a bachelor’s degree must be completed at the degree-granting college. If you hold a previous bachelor’s, master’s, or doctoral degree from an accredited institution, you will need to follow specific policies and procedures.
Online and Advanced Degree Options
There are numerous online master’s and MBA programs available from accredited colleges, catering to a wide range of specializations. Even colleges that are not traditionally accredited may offer legitimate academic work. If you already have a baccalaureate degree or higher, you can proceed with various advanced education opportunities.
Requirements for Graduate Education
To pursue graduate education, students must possess an earned bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution. For certain programs, like a two-year degree in child development or early childhood education, specific course requirements must be met.
Acceptance of Credits and Degrees
Many regionally accredited colleges accept ACE/PONSI recommendations for degree credit. All admissions to graduate programs require a baccalaureate degree (or its equivalent) from an accredited institution. Specialized degrees, such as a Doctor of Optometry, require specific credentials.
Online Learning Opportunities
Instead of solely focusing on “accredited online college degrees,” explore options available through large accredited universities. These institutions offer a wide array of IT and computer courses and degrees from accredited and state-licensed colleges.
Conclusion
Earning an accredited college degree, whether online or on-campus, is a valuable investment in your future. Ensure that the institution is accredited to maintain the value of your degree. The acceptance of online degrees from accredited institutions is increasing, making higher education more accessible than ever.
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