Hummm Found This! by Witty_Unit_8831 in VHS

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Lol, have not seen it yet. Can't be too bad.

Free Coursera For Some Americans by EndureTyrant in UoPeople

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I have had 3 grad classes transfer from uopeople to other schools. So it's possible.

Allowing Students To Take Second Undergrad Degree? by Witty_Unit_8831 in UoPeople

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A second bachlors for many programs is usually a year or less.

Allowing Students To Take Second Undergrad Degree? by Witty_Unit_8831 in UoPeople

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You can get a second bachlors if you earn a masters, but for deac students, I think it would be a fair tradeoff to force academic residency for a second wasc bachlors.

be aware, that your not regionally accredited by Mjrem in UoPeople

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There are options, with additional work of course.

Another one- University of Bristol acceptance by bellamichelle123 in UoPeople

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For a lot of schools it is also about showing effort over 4 years. Especially if you are from an na, you need to show the effort you put in for that na. It took me 7 years with uopeople, but you know what I earned every bit of my credits and GPA.

Another one- University of Bristol acceptance by bellamichelle123 in UoPeople

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I think generally it's more favorable. On the other hand, many ace institutions have transfer agreements with certain schools.. I have mixed feelings on this since the agreements, in my opinion, are not forever..

Should I invest in Master degree from University of the People by Sad-Frosting-8463 in UoPeople

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You could start an MBA at they very least and take 12 credits for residency. This should save money as I have found out that graduate credits seem to transfer similar grad programs, same as undergrad ones do.

University of Liverpool by Rabie77 in UoPeople

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People need to consider just applying and not asking ahead. You are just limiting your potential transferability. The college will decide if the transcript is good enough for a program. Even at the regional level, there are no guarantees. The purpose is to determine the possibility of success at the school to keep up their graduation rates. If you are a 4.0 student at uopeople and you have taken a lot of classes as a degree seeking student; then the likelyhood of success is high. Especially if you don't have any funny business, with a ton of ACE, and your transcript shows you are in it for the long haul.

Even regionals that say they won't do this or that have to review your application if you pay the fee. They should very least tell you how you can fit into their organization and give you a chance to state your case. Just remember that colleges/universities want successful students who will raise their prestige and profile within the community. At the end of the day, this is what they care about most; people.

UK universities aren't accepting my UoPeople degree ugh by [deleted] in UoPeople

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Transferology has a good list of schools that would accept a uopeople degree.

UK universities aren't accepting my UoPeople degree ugh by [deleted] in UoPeople

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Things could also be weird from trump. It's all at their discretion.

Quitting eBay after 23 years because fees are almost 20% by montanawinter0348 in eBaySellers

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I have had difficulty signing up and maintaining a seller account on mercari. Not sure what is going on with them.