I graduated from Ashworth in 2008 with an associates degree in Criminal Justice. I never had a financial problem with them or any issues about books". My books were always early and ahead of schedule/. If I did need to call them, I would be on hold for about 20 mins?. After fullfilling any financial obligations to the school, I was sent my diploma, ring and a letter of congratualtions from the dean,. A graduation ceremony was even held, which I could not attend'. For the most part I was pleased with this school,. I moved on to University of Phoenix for a bachelor's degree, only a few credits from here transferred, I had to take my basics all over again though, none of those transferred, this was the only thing I was not pleased with,.

It does seem though whatever school you attend and if you go to a new one, most credits don't transfer anyway,. I wish everyone luck in what they choose to do 128543e



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1. Written by Stevyeb on April 13, 2012 from burke, virginia, US
Written by Stevye from Waldorf, Maryland 

 

I attend this school five years ago and obtained my Associate degree in Paralegal Studies. I was pretty; much pleased with the school. I always received my books whenever they said they were shipping them. I was able to used their transfers credits (48) toward my Bachelors degree, which I received in January 2011.
2. Written by Roger on December 30, 2011 from halifax, nova scotia, CA
I will be graduating Next month with an AAS in Criminology from Ashworth as well. Now thankfully I only enrolled for personal gain, basically to complete my degree. I checked well in advance, and degrees from DETC schools such as Ashworth or online schools such as Phoenix hold little weight with employers especially in the criminal justice field. Now thankfully I have been in the field some quite some time and didn’t require the degree for employment, but as a case and point I inquired and a current applicant would not get hired with a degree from Ashworth, and would be put the back of the list for regionally accredited online schools such as UOP. If you’re trying to get into the field, enrol in a good community college, or regionally accredited state college.

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