Anybody have a degree from Excelsior??

[KRAZYSRT10]

Just wondering, been checking it out to see if I can get one with most of the credits I have earned already. :dontknow:

 

[BurntRubber]

Is that the casino in Las Vegas?

 

[ntw0rk]

Just wondering, been checking it out to see if I can get one with most of the credits I have earned already. :dontknow:

Try Barry University. They seem to have the best "Credit-for-Experience" ratio I have seen!

http://www.barry.edu/orlando/default.asp
Portfolio

You may not have been in a classroom for a while, but you have never stopped learning. Your professional and community activities are valuable. The portfolio program allows you to translate your real-life learning into college credit. You may earn up to 30 credits by demonstrating college-level learning in one or more of the following academic disciplines: behavioral sciences, communication, humanities, natural sciences, social sciences and three special topics.
If you are pursuing a Bachelor of Liberal Studies, Bachelor of Professional Studies, Bachelor of Science in Information Technology, Bachelor of Administration, or a Bachelor of Public Administration, the portfolio is optional. If you are pursuing any other Bachelor of Science degree, the portfolio is a requirement for graduation.
Thousands of ACE students have completed portfolios and considered this experience time and cost effect as well as personally rewarding.
For further information please refer to the Assessment of Prior Learning Hand Book that contains the Portfolio and additional prior learning credit options.

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[KRAZYSRT10]

I am working on one now. They seem pretty good but you can call me and I can give you any info you I have. I have 51 credit hours with just Navy time.

Call me sometime. 912-674-5514

I'll give ya a call around Christmas sometime....sheesh!....:dontknow::marchmellow::slug:

 

[KRAZYSRT10]

What degree are you working on Steve-a-licious?

 

[KRAZYSRT10]

Associates in Technology

Im thinking the Bachelors in Technology with a specialty in Instruments/Electronics....I am an Aviation Electronics guy after all.

But if I can get an associates for now, that would be dope.

 

[FlyingLow]

Depending on what you want to do with it you need to make sure the school is accredited.

 

[KRAZYSRT10]

Depending on what you want to do with it you need to make sure the school is accredited.

It is Smoke! I double checked with the NC1 at work and also on the Navy College Website. :rock: