Going back to school....

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  1. Hank The Dwarf

    Hank The Dwarf Member

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    I've been promoted a few times at my company, the last promotion was into a job that requires a masters degree but they re-wrote the job description for me to make it possible for me to take it. I was told at a minimum I have to go back to school to get my bachelor's degree. Anyone have a good recommendation on a school that is relatively inexpensive, mostly online and gives some credit for life/work experience?

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    BlazerWookee UNTILT THE DAMN PINWHEEL!

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    Good luck! To get credit for experience you need to get a grant probably, publish a book on the subject or do a thesis...in the end, you'll need to document that experience...you can get required course online at Universityof Phoenix or any number of schools..3 of my coworkers got online degrees for about 10k a school year. Might have to travel to Seattle to take tests at the end of semesters depending upon your field of interest.
     
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    Doesn't work for Bachelor's but my wife is taking courses at Fielding Graduate University for a PhD. It is a distance learning program that requires some occasional travel. She really enjoys it, but not sure if it works for you. You do get a Masters, but I think it is designed for a PhD in one of their 3 schools (Psychology, Human and Organizational Development, and Educational Leadership & Change). Most professionals I think go into the HOD program, which is pretty interdisciplinary. Also, they love dwarves!
     

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