Can I go to OTS if I get my degree from AMU?
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It is different, one is not higher than the other.\n\nI would check directly with the school and or OTS adminstration.  There are 100's of types of acredidation some have no value others are of value,  they have good accrediation for a online school.  They have registered for regional status ( needed to accept pell grants and goverment funding)
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I think that depends on what industry you want to work in.  East Tennessee State University has grown quite a bit in the last ten to fifteen years, and there are a lot of jobs on campus. Also, since ETSU has a medical school, there are a lot of hospitals and clinics in the area, if you are in the medical field.  Bristol is known for its speedway, so if you are in the automotive industry (mechanic, body work, etc.) there might be some possibilities there.  There are a lot of retail positions, particularly given the population of the area, so you may want to check those positions out.  Abingdon is not far away (about 25 minutes from Bristol), and there are also a lot of professional-type positions there, as well as service industry jobs.
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I don't know about Seton Hall University, but I do know about a great on-line Master's program at Mount Mary College in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.  It is a one-year Master of Science in OT program that consists of 10 classes (30 credits).  Tuition is $480 per credit.\n\n  Check out: http://www.mtmary.edu/ot_post.htm
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UOP is good.. It is definitely accredited.  Since you'll be active duty you'll get a specific amount of tuition assistance each semester.  The only downside to UOP is that they take every penny of the tuition assistance provided for active duty.  You can find other colleges that charge less so you have a little money left over each month, but if you're genuinely concerned about your education then that won't be a factor.  I"m AD also and when I start trying to finish my degree online i'll be using UOP.
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I would recommend American University because my cousin is going there and she loves it and she is studying Arobic (Egyptian) studies and she is in Cairo, Egypt. It is a little expensive. But if you are willing to go to a good school then I guess I would pay it. Good Luck!
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Marion Technical College (www.mtc.edu).  Also Ohio State University Marion Campus offers associate degrees.
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No accredited university sells their degrees. What you need to watch out with these face diplomas is that some companies not only provide the paper, they even have a telephone service that will pose as the university registrar and claim the degree to be valid. If the soldier offers to give you the number to call to verify is degree, don't accept it- or better yet.. DO take the number, then go and look the phone number up yourself. If it's a different number, there's your first sign. Chances are if it is a different number, then when you call the number you found, you'll see that it is indeed fake.
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Pay the extra in tuition to attend an 'approved' school. Many people have received training through inadequate programs only to find out that they are unable to find a job. AAMT (American Association for Medical Transcription) has a list of approved schools on thier wedsite. The top 3 are M-tec, Andrew, and Career Step. Check out: http://www.mteducationonline.c... from their you can request more information. It is an affiliate site for Career Step. Career Step is an AAMT approved program and they are partnered with many of the major MT employers. In other words, their graduates get the jobs. Career Step has a competitive curriculum in comparison to the other 2 approved AAMT schools, but I believe their course is the cheaper one of the 3. They do offer scholarships and if you take the course through one of thier partners (one of the community colleges) you can get a Sallie Mae loan. \n\nI received a job less than a week after graduation. The platinum level offers job placement assistance. The school forums offer a vast amount of information regarding who is currently hiring, the best companies to work for, and much more.
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The Andrews school has the best reputation in the business.  Most of its graduates have multiple job offers upon finishing the coursework because the owner and teachers of the company have extensive contacts in both the medical transcription and medical coding businesses.  Did you get scammed by TransAm?  The only organization in the business, the so-called American Association for Medical Transcription (which strongly supports offshoring this work to India, Trinidad, etc.), has only certified two schools, Andrews and MTEC.  I know most of the instructors at both schools and believe Andrews is far superior.  Check out the message boards referenced below for more info than you could ever want.
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First, IGNOU provides distance-education and not a online degree. It conductd contact classes before via its centres.\nSecond, unfortunately it doesn't conduct M.Sc. degree programme.\nBut you can go for Annamalai University's distance education program. The details are on given link:
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Recognition of a degree by the U.S. Military is subject to their own standards and rules and as such it is at there discretion to accept or decline the degree. Generally speaking though, if it is issued from a university (online or otherwise) that does have a accredited status recognized by the U.S. department of education, the U.S. military will recognize and accept it. Although you stipulate the online university is regionally accredited I'm providing a short blurb from the U.S. Department of education on accreditation standards and a web link to search for your school/university to see if indeed it is recognized as an accredited institution and therefore letting you know if the degree is valid by the U.S. department of educations standards.\n\n"The U.S. Department of Education does not accredit educational institutions and/or programs. However, the Secretary of Education is required by law to publish a list of nationally recognized accrediting agencies that the Secretary determines to be reliable authorities as to the quality of education or training provided by the institutions of higher education and the higher education programs they accredit."\n\nhttp://www.ope.ed.gov/accreditation/Search.asp\n\nBest of luck to you and your career choice.
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There is an MS Program by BITS Pilani. I dont know if it is approved by AICTE. You may want to check up IGNOU as well. But I would doubt that any other college would offer a distance learning for MTech. \nMS from BITS Pilani is one of the better ones for correspondence.
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These Degrees are accepted, but, as in any profession you will be competing with many individuals after the same position.  If one is a Graduate from a well known College, they may be looked at in a favorable light.  Also you should be aware, it can be difficult to impossible to transfer credits from the online course.  Be sure you read all the fine print.  Be sure that the course offers certification and not just the education.\n\nGood Luck, and Have a Great Day
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Pay the extra in tuition to attend an 'approved' school. Many people have received training through inadequate programs only to find out that they are unable to find a job. AAMT (American Association for Medical Transcription) has a list of approved schools on thier wedsite.  The top 3 are M-tec, Andrew, and Career Step. Check out: http://www.mteducationonline.c... It is an affiliate site for Career Step. Career Step is an AAMT approved program and they are partnered with many of the major MT employers. In other words, their graduates get the jobs. Career Step has a competitive curriculum in comparison to the other 2 approved AAMT schools, but I believe their course is the cheaper one of the 3. They do offer scholarships and if you take the course through one of thier partners (one of the community colleges) you can get a Sallie Mae loan.\n\nI received a job less than a week after graduation. The platinum level offers job placement assistance. The school forums offer a vast amount of information regarding who is currently hiring, the best companies to work for, and much more. \n\nFinding a job, for me, was surprisingly easy. I would recommend doing just what I did: Call some of the top employers for work-at-home transcriptionists and ask them how they recommend getting started in the field. I can give you names of some big employers if you need them. \n\n**** To the poster about Mtacc.... how did you come up with a 100% job placement rate?  I did a search and that's not the rate I came up with on that particular school.
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If you can go to school for it, it's generally accepted to be possible.\n\nIf you mean if Barnes can train you as an occupational therapist, or pay for your education...that's something you may want to bring up with your boss.
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check out www.tamuk.edu/isa and join the grp...
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yes it is it true that if you do your higher education from US then its very easy to get into post graduation out there for details you can visit:\nhttp://www.educationusa.state.gov/