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Old 05-13-2008, 05:09 PM
alleycat alleycat is offline
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Smile Okay I'm coming out!

Yes, I have been one of those sitting in the back ground lurking, just like so many others before have confessed!

I am finishing up my associates in Interior Design this spring and I need my Bacholors degree in Humanities fast!!!! They are looking for ID teachers at my local college and I need to get this done. I have chosen Humanities because I have alot of credits in the subject, and it proably is a good intersection with Interior. My bach only has to be in a related subject. Also too while I stack my plate high I am looking into my Masters in Historical Preservation distant learning if possible. I have learned by "lurking around here" just about anything is possible.

Now here a question for someone do you think that my RA Interior credits will be alright for free electives? I really have so many of them along with 10 FEMA credits done. I think I need about 30 or so credits to finish up a BA and off to the next degree. Any suggestions on what and where?

Thanks alot guys,
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Old 05-13-2008, 05:27 PM
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Now here a question for someone do you think that my RA Interior credits will be alright for free electives? I really have so many of them along with 10 FEMA credits done. I think I need about 30 or so credits to finish up a BA and off to the next degree. Any suggestions on what and where?

Thanks alot guys,
Allison

Yes--if you plan to graduate from a school like Excelsior. RA credits in almost anything should work for free electives. Good luck.
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Old 05-13-2008, 05:36 PM
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Do you think that the ID credits will count as free electives at Thomas Ediison?

Allison
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Old 05-13-2008, 06:17 PM
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with a title like "Okay I'm coming out!" I expected something completely different.
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