Colorado Technical University Online Scam, Money mill Internet, Internet

I was looking into going to back to school for computer programming. I have an associates from a state community college (regionally accredited) BS in Information Systems from American Sentinel University (nationally accredited) and am currently going for my masters at Capella.  I was hoping to take the minumum amount of classes necessary to attain another degree in programming and figured that wouldn't be a problem since Colorado Technical University told me they accept both nationally and regionally accredited credits and that my current BS is in Information Systems (I went the web page creation/business route my first time around).

My admissions advisor was extrememly helpful until I statred asking and discussing the amount of credits that would be accepted from my transfer.  He then stopped answering my emails.  I received an email today from my advisor saying my enrollemnt was terminated. I immediatedly emailed him back and got a response. He stated he had tried to call and decided on his own that since I would still be a freshman after all my transfer credits that I would probably not want to go. Despite the fact that I told my advisor not to contact me by phone because I am unable to talk on my cell at work he still thought that was the best way to get in touch with me--to be honest that doesn't really concern me in the least-- msicommunication happens all the time.

My issue is that a school that advertises that they accept both regionally and nationally accredited credits after I attempted to transfer an assoicates that had all the required core courses and a BS in a similar field and they try to sell me on the fact I would still be a freshman??  I am going to Capella (a regionally accredited school) for my masters!!! (Meaning they accepted ALL my credits)  What this tells me is that their credit eval is based nothing more than the amount of money they can get from you.... The less they accept the more you have to pay them....