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Quoting *sp*:" Be careful with those types of schools. Usually they end up being more expensive and I've heard that ... [snip!] ... what you're needing. Also, my friend took a TON of classes through Phoenix and nothing transferred when she decided to switch."

the thing is that we are stationed overseas right now and i would like to get started this year.
we dont have US colleges here that i could attend like that.
they do have a couple classes on post so i could start collecting credits, but i cant collect more than 30 there.

Quoting ♥ Colby [+2]:" My friend goes there. She likes it. But, she has to go in once a week for a class. I go to http://www.ashford.edu. I really like it and it's completely online."

what did you major in and what degree are you trying to get?  

<blockquote><b>Quoting Fusselinchen:</b>" what did you major in and what degree are you trying to get?  "</blockquote>



I'm have a double major in education studies and early childhood education for my bachelors. I want to be a teacher.  

Quoting Fusselinchen:" the thing is that we are stationed overseas right now and i would like to get started this year. we ... [snip!] ... like that. they do have a couple classes on post so i could start collecting credits, but i cant collect more than 30 there."

Well just really look into the transfer thing and find out which schools will accept those credits just incase you ever decide you want to go somewhere else.

And look up the reviews on their financial aid dept as well...most of the negative things I've heard have had to do with that area.

One of my friends goes to the Ashford Uni like that other mama posted and she's had a very good experience with them.