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Kaplan University offers an Associate Degree in Health Science. As a 68W you're only 5 classes from an Associates Degree.
Not really a question just trying to put this out there.
I did this a couple of years ago and graduated last spring you can have the Army fully fund this and in the end it is worth 90 credit hours. So any E-4 or E-5 looking to get promoted it will boost up your promotion points and you will be on the right track for career progression. You can also head toward your Bachelor's quickly as well. As for ability to work with them I did it during deployment and they worked very well with me.
http://www.kaplanuniversity.edu/military/military-medical.aspx
http://www.kaplanuniversity.edu/military/health-sciences-programs.aspx
Not really a question just trying to put this out there.
I did this a couple of years ago and graduated last spring you can have the Army fully fund this and in the end it is worth 90 credit hours. So any E-4 or E-5 looking to get promoted it will boost up your promotion points and you will be on the right track for career progression. You can also head toward your Bachelor's quickly as well. As for ability to work with them I did it during deployment and they worked very well with me.
http://www.kaplanuniversity.edu/military/military-medical.aspx
http://www.kaplanuniversity.edu/military/health-sciences-programs.aspx
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68W: Healthcare Specialist (Combat Medic)
68W: Healthcare Specialist (Combat Medic)
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I attend Kaplan University as well and when I had them evaluate my A.D. in education and they gave me 114 credits and I only had to take 12 class for a B.S in Psycholoy. Thanks for this post.
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No problem 1SG, I found this course a few years ago and had my soldiers enroll into it, now 3 out of 4 have completed it and have been promoted to SGT.
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While this is a fantastic program, I've gone through it myself because why not add another degree to the resume, I also want to point out that you shouldn't expect your credits from the degree to transfer if you get out and go on to a state university. The courses that will transfer are the actually courses you'll take in Kaplan but everything else falls off if you decide you want to go a different road for B.S.
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Do they take CLEP and what is their residency requirement? I imagine the required courses are the General Education (Math, English, Humanities, etc). With the Appropriate SOCARM agreement you may be able to remove quite a few of those credits very quickly.
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The good thing about being military when you attend a college they usually do not require a testing before enrollment. The required courses for this course depends on level of training and branch you were or are in. For an Army Medic it is usually English I & II, Math and the Capstone major. Basically the things that they give is all electives and medical classes, since you learn Physical fitness, a leadership course and any other schools you might have.
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