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Athabasca or Yorkville for Counselling? - DegreeInfo BlueMason Audaces fortuna juvat Would anyone here have any experience with either: Athabasca University's Master of Counselling in Counselling Psychology or Yorkville University's Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology? I am looking for an accredited Counselling degree that won't break the bank
Athabasca University Surrenders Its US RA | DegreeInfo Athabasca University, a public university of the province of Alberta and accredited in Canada since its founding as Canada's first principally distance education university in 1970, achieved the additional recognition of US regional accreditation through MSCHE in 2005 This year, Athabasca voluntarily surrendered its MSCHE accreditation
Athabasca U or Thompson Rivers? - DegreeInfo Christio, Athabasca is a great school and they have a lot of resources for undecided undergraduate students Home : Counselling Services : Learner Support Services : Athabasca University I would go to this site and do an online or phone consult with them
Athabasca U. transfers fewest credits | DegreeInfo Athabasca's own courses are 3 semester-hours (which is the norm in Canada) But it's still uniquely silly: Athabasca is the only university I've heard of that won't accept transfer credit unless it's in groups of 3
Residency Requirement - DegreeInfo Athabasca University has a zero-residency degree programme; the Bachelor of General Studies (90-credit hours) All coursework can be transferred into this degree provided the courses meet the requirements for the degree
My Athabasca BGS evaluation is complete - DegreeInfo Remember, the Bachelor of General Studies (BGS) at Athabasca University requires actual senior-level (300 and 400 series) courses and even for the BGS the number of senior-level credit hours is relatively high