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IGETC, like a transfer cariculum at a Junior / 2 year college, and then applying those credits towards a 4 year college?
For example, after completing about 60 unites at a junior college, how many more "units" or time might be needed in college for a masters, or bachelors educational degree?
*units* sorry

After a junior college, it takes two more years to get a bachelor’s degree.

Most master’s programs take one or two years after a bachelor’s degree.

A PhD takes from four to seven years after a bachelor’s degree.

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Bachelor’s Degree – four years (full time) post high school. You will generally earn a BS (Bachelor of Science) or BA (Bachelors of Arts)

Masters Degree – 2 years (full time) generally about 60 credits. You need a bachelor’s degree to get a masters degree.

Phd. – Doctorate – 4-7 years, including doctoral dissertation. You can do a Phd. right from 4 year college without getting a masters first, but most people get the masters first.

MD – Medical Doctor – Med school and internship, done after BS or BA degree – can take 8 years.

Good luck!

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I’m looking for a university that offers programs in Spanish – IE: a bachelor’s in science in criminal justice or a master’s in higher education taught in the Spanish language.

Does anybody know an online or campus school that teaches in Spanish?

Try schools in Spain, Mexico and other Spanish speaking countries. Or Puerto Rico.

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Christina returned to University of Phoenix to complete her bachelor of science degree in criminal justice online. In the online criminal justice program, Christina received support from the outstanding staff and faculty at University of Phoenix. Christina is glad that she doesn’t have to attend class at night, but rather, she completes her criminal justice coursework online after spending time with her family. Learn more about the criminal justice programs at University of Phoenix at http://www.phoenix.edu/information/online-criminal-justice.html

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For example, I want to get my Bachelor’s in Physical Therapy but I want to get my PhD and Master’s in Psychology. Is that "possible" or would I have to get my Bachelor’s in Psychology, too?

yes, but you may need to take some basic psychology courses as an undergrad as electives. Check with your academic adviser and check out the requirements for graduate schools you may wish to attend to find out what course work you will need in addition to your undergrad major.

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I have an associate’s degree in nursing (RN) and I have a bachelor’s degree in Funeral Direction and Embalming. I want to get my masters in nursing so I need to get my bachelor’s in nursing before my masters or can I go into a master’s program?

These people above have no clue about the business or healthcare world…

Dont get your Masters in NUrsing
You are already an RN
Get a Masters in Finance, Marketing, Education, Business or a science
or pursue a BS and then a certification in Nurse Practitioner or Phys Assistant.

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Johnathan chose to pursue the Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice Administration program at University of Phoenix because of the better curriculum and having professionals in the field serve as instructors. The criminal justice administration program will help Johnathan near his goal of attending law school. Johnathon enjoyed the learning team structure and carried out leadership duties with his fellow classmates, while completing the criminal justice degree. Learn more about the criminal justice administration program at University of Phoenix at http://www.phoenix.edu/information/degree-criminal-justice.html

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Kim was the first person to go to college in her family, and completed her bachelor’s degree in criminal justice administration at 47 years old. Kim gives credit to the University of Phoenix team learning experience as a major part of her success. She gained lifelong friends from her experience. Kim has found that she is a lot stronger than she thought, and found the resole and pride to complete her degree despite trying personal circumstances. Learn more about the criminal justice programs at University of Phoenix at http://www.phoenix.edu/information/online-criminal-justice.html

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http://www.libarts.UCO.edu
The University of Central Oklahoma’s Criminal Justice program.

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Someone told me that having two undergraduate (bachelor) degrees is equivalent to having a graduate (master) degree. Is this true in the U.S.? If this is not true, are there any advantages in having two underGraduate Degrees?
Someone told me that having two undergraduate (bachelor) degrees is equivalent to having a graduate (master) degree. Is this true in the U.S.? If this is not true, are there any advantages in having two undergraduate degrees when you look for jobs?

No – it is not the same. The advantage is in having a knowledge base in two disciplines. It’s especially helpful if they are connected. Criminal Justice and Psychology work well together.

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