If you have a associate degree,Can you graduate faster from a 4 yr. college?

Question

I am going to a technical school at High Tech Institute for medical billing and coding.I to go to school for Top Reimbursement Services Executive.

Answer 1

Only if (1) your school was accredited and (2) the credits you received count toward your degree (either core requirements or the specialty itself).

If it isn't accredited, nothing counts, really.

If it is, but none of them match up, you may still have to take it over. I ran into this transferring colleges. Yes, they will "transfer" your credits, but if they're not the RIGHT credits, then they don't count toward your degree. You may still find yourself with X credits, and technically might be a junior, but you may still have to take all of your new college's core requirements, effectively forcing you to go through the whole thing. You'll end up graduating with more "credits" than necessary, but the ones that didn't count are effectively extra baggage.

Answer 2

It depends. If the college has accredited basics, like English and Math and Science classes, it can chunk in a few hours -- about 2 semester's worth is the most I've heard of.

Answer 3

If the other program is a 4 yr program and they accept your credits than you should graduate sooner. You will have to ask somebody from admissions

Answer 4

The school will determine what credits can be transfered. Chances are some will be transfered and others will not.

Answer 5

Yes if your school is accredited, you can transfer the credits to another school

Answer 6

It depends on how many of your classes transfer. Given your major, I'm not sure how many would go. Maybe you'd have three years left.