Switching Universities

Hello all,
I am currently enrolled at my local university in an on-campus BS in Information & Computer Technology program. I'm about 60% through the degree. But, I have to move soon because my fiance is taking a job out of the area. My university does not offer an online program for this degree so I am looking for a 100% online Bachelor's degree program to transfer into. I have about 6 months of IT experience working a help desk internship and no certs (yet). I am trying not to have to start my degree all over again from scratch, because I have taken a pretty good amount of technology courses. I have spoken to a handful of online schools so far and they will let me transfer hardly any courses. Any advice? Thanks!
I am currently enrolled at my local university in an on-campus BS in Information & Computer Technology program. I'm about 60% through the degree. But, I have to move soon because my fiance is taking a job out of the area. My university does not offer an online program for this degree so I am looking for a 100% online Bachelor's degree program to transfer into. I have about 6 months of IT experience working a help desk internship and no certs (yet). I am trying not to have to start my degree all over again from scratch, because I have taken a pretty good amount of technology courses. I have spoken to a handful of online schools so far and they will let me transfer hardly any courses. Any advice? Thanks!
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Have you talked to them? With a few years of college, some experience, maybe you just need a cert? You'd have to do it anyway as part of the program, something easier like the A+ would probably get you in.
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No, I haven't talked to them. But maybe I should! I didn't know that those requirements weren't that adamant.
I had to do a lot of leg work to get syllabuses(syllabi?) to submit petitions to get my home university to approve them as equivalent. I also had to submit petitions to take some classes at the exchange university. Kind of a hassle, but to me it was worth the effort.
I don't know if it's a viable option for you, but it's definitely something I would recommend looking into. Oh yeah, I was able to pay in-stare tuition at the exchange university.
Nice suggestion Thomas! I just checked and my university is only offering NSE for a year and I have more than that to go. Oh well, it looks like I'll just take the hit and lose credits. I'll be done eventually though!
I see. Well, thanks for the info! I will definitely Look into it!