Ashworth College do not take there classes Norcross Georgia

you take a degree course of their choosing. They do not guarantee that they will take ANYthing from Ashworth. Their degree selection is also limited. They cost even more than a UC system college.

If you are reading this and you decide to enroll, come back when you are done and tell us what employer hired you on the basis, even in part, of having a degree from Ashworth.

I have read several of your comments about Ashworth University. However, I have always made my payments on time and never had a problem with a "collection" account. Ashworth University is IN FACT accredited by the DETC and you can visit their website at www.detc.org and the DETC is recognized by the Department of Education as a legitimate accrediting agency(www.ed.gov) Please visit both websites for further information.

As for transfer credits as with any college transfer credits are subject to the institution you are attempting to attend. Prior to Ashworth University offering a bachelor degree program I did in fact sign up for Ashford University (Yes this college is accredited too) which accepted MOST of ASHWORTH's credits so I could complete my bachelors degree, but Ashworth decided to start offering a bachelor degree program so I withdrew from the program. I hope this clarifies any misunderstanding.

No this University is NOT Harvard, Yale or any other high end educational system, but it is in fact accredited and recognized as a legitimate place of learning. It is a great program for any working adult seeking their degree without time constraints of a typical classroom schedule.

I have read several of your comments about Ashworth University. However, I have always made my payments on time and never had a problem with a "collection" account. Ashworth University is IN FACT accredited by the DETC and you can visit their website at www.detc.org and the DETC is recognized by the Department of Education as a legitimate accrediting agency(www.ed.gov) Please visit both websites for further information.

As for transfer credits as with any college transfer credits are subject to the institution you are attempting to attend. Prior to Ashworth University offering a bachelor degree program I did in fact sign up for Ashford University (Yes this college is accredited too) which accepted MOST of ASHWORTH's credits so I could complete my bachelors degree, but Ashworth decided to start offering a bachelor degree program so I withdrew from the program. I hope this clarifies any misunderstanding.

No this University is NOT Harvard, Yale or any other high end educational system, but it is in fact accredited and recognized as a legitimate place of learning. It is a great program for any working adult seeking their degree without time constraints of a typical classroom schedule.

I have read several of your comments about Ashworth University. However, I have always made my payments on time and never had a problem with a "collection" account. Ashworth University is IN FACT accredited by the DETC and you can visit their website at www.detc.org and the DETC is recognized by the Department of Education as a legitimate accrediting agency(www.ed.gov) Please visit both websites for further information.

As for transfer credits as with any college transfer credits are subject to the institution you are attempting to attend. Prior to Ashworth University offering a bachelor degree program I did in fact sign up for Ashford University (Yes this college is accredited too) which accepted MOST of ASHWORTH's credits so I could complete my bachelors degree, but Ashworth decided to start offering a bachelor degree program so I withdrew from the program. I hope this clarifies any misunderstanding.

No this University is NOT Harvard, Yale or any other high end educational system, but it is in fact accredited and recognized as a legitimate place of learning. It is a great program for any working adult seeking their degree without time constraints of a typical classroom schedule.