List of Schools where can I transfer my ITT TECh credits |
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habanerosoy in Killeen, Texas 12 months ago |
Where my ITT Tech credits Will Transfer??? Im looking to get my bachelors from a regionally institution.... Is there is any list of schools that would take their credits.
Bellevue University
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itt_instructor in Dallas, Texas 10 months ago |
FYI..most any for-profit college which has gotten regional accreditation will take your credits. Talk to them directly; however, I do know for sure that Kaplan University has accepted students from ITT Tech into it's bachelor degree program. |
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SD247 in Michigan 9 months ago |
lol Kaplan is just just as bad as ITT technical.
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Dr. T in New Orleans, Louisiana 4 months ago |
Wizard of Oz University. |
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JT in Taylor, Michigan 4 months ago |
I attended ITT Technical Institute for two years in Canton MI, where I received my Associate of Applied Science (Computer Network Systems). Then I took several months off before deciding to return to college. At the time ITT did not have enough people for their new Bachelors program, (Information Systems Cybersecurity) So I decided to go to Baker College of Allen Park MI. They are a non-profit college accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, which is a regional accreditation. They took nearly all of my ITT Tech credits! With the exception of: "TB-133 Strategies for the Technical Professional"
Currently, I'm back at ITT Tech, Dearborn MI, in their new (ISC) bachelor program that I waited forever for! After I'm finished I plan on carrying those credits back over to Baker College, and finish the Bachelor of Information Technology and Security (BITS) program that I started there, giving me dual bachelor degrees. I will admit that ITT Tech does give out some degrees to undeserving individuals, lessening the value of your AS degree each time. However, the Bachelor program is no joke, the instructors are required to have a Masters degree, and believe me they will fail you if you don't perform. We have lost nearly half our class already, they just couldn't handle the work load. I study the curriculum that I'm most interested in, after all, college is supposed to be a somewhat enjoyable experience. Employers will usually ask a lot of technical questions during a job interview, and they can usually weed out the idiots within the first few questions. My advice is to get certs and experience to back up your degree, some employers only look for experience. |
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JB in Charleston, West Virginia 28 days ago |
I was in the same Information Systems Cybersecurity program with ITT Tech Online until I learned that ALL of my text books were atleast 4 to 5 editions behind the current release. So all of their programs are out of date including the security+ class! I brought this to my instructors attention as well as the IT Program Director for ITT Tech but nobody cared. I have filed complaints with BBB but that will probably do nothing. So I am stuck with over $20k in student loans for nothing to show for it!!!
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bin child in Anonymous Proxy 24 days ago |
Hello, i would like to say how sick I am of hearing people complain about this school. Honestly its so juvenile and all these people who supposedly worked for the school I don't believe for a minute. All I ever see is ITT Tech is a scam!!!! It is getting really old. Stop complaining and do something. Also those that claim that employers do not hire from this school they really have no idea. I currently work in I.T. and also i have many head hunters and recruiters that are after me for jobs. I want to move out of state and they all offer in state. Also those that say that the students are less intelligent here is some food for thought most of my classmates,the exceptional ones, were engineering students that got tired of the ridiculous curriculum at the 4 year universities. I was classmates with one student who was a genius at calculus who was a computer programming major. I also had many classmates in Physics class that could do those problems in their sleep. I remember one Indian student he could complete the tests in about 10 minutes and he got all A's. Our homework for that class would make most of you cry. As for those that think its such an honor to graduate from a community college, I am sorry, but I would never brag about being only a community college grad. I am taking a class with some community college grads now for my Security+ and I am much more knowledgeable. I agree its over priced and the standards are low for admission. I only went, because I wanted good foundation for computer science. When people ask about my experience I am mature about it and state I feel it was over priced, but I learned what i needed to know. I am also not lazy too. I know a degree doesn't grant you any thing. I'm currently being looked at by Drexel University to further my degree to a bachelors and then to an MBA. Also I have taken courses from Stanford and M.I.T I have spent time at the nationally accredited universities and the regionally accredited. Stop complaining. |
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