HI all, I am in the process of looking for schools to transfer to so that I can complete my BS degree. I am looking for a RA college with a good reputation that has a liberal transfer policy. I have accumulated quite a few credits, so I am hoping that I can find a school that accepts the most transfer credits. In my search, I noticed that SNHU (Southern New Hampshire University) accepts up to 90 transfers, but since I know nothing about this school, I figured I would ask some of you since many of you are very knowledgeable!! I am interested in majoring in business with a concentration in IT, or something similar. If you know of any other schools that you would recommend, please share Thank you!!!
Ok great just wanted to make sure. Here are fourschools that I think will help you out: 1. California State University East Bay- Tuition is around 275 a credit excluding other fees. They will accept up to 90 units into the program. They are AACSB accredited. Bachelor of Science in Business Administration: Program Overview: California State University, East Bay Continuing Education 2. University of Wyoming-Tuition is around 135 a credit (one of the cheapest online State based University degree). They also are listed as AACSB accredited. Management & Marketing | College of Business | University of Wyoming 3. State University of New York Canton-Tuition for out of state and in state residents are the same at just under 200 a credit. They are not AACSB accredited but are well know in the business field. SUNY Canton - Management 4. Liberty University- Tuition is at 304 a credit for full-time students and around 335 a credit for part-time students. They have applied for ACBSP accreditation and are modifying their program to meet requirements. They actually have the Business degree in Management Information Science. Hopefully you find the University or College you are looking for. GOOD LUCK!!!
Yeah, the 90-credit transfer limit is more common than you could imagine, so don't let that wow you. I'd definitely look at non-profit options that offer more bang for the buck. Also, if this is going to be your terminal degree I'd shoot for the degree with the biggest name recognition possible for your budget. Good luck!
