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hey, my parents want me to do TTI college program iy”H in like a yr or 2. I don’t know anything about it! can someone please help me! is it really hard?
People might be better able to advise you if
you told them what degree you want to get.
its very hard ive taken it and if it was hard for me than just imagine for you.
hindy caplan:
Do you know her, and does she know you?
Your post doesn’t really make sense otherwise…
Also, you’re asserting the superiority of your intellect in a post with no capitalization, a run-on sentence, no commas, no apostrophe, and “than” in place of “then.” Ironic, don’t you think?
once you are in, they assign you an advisor which many times, can be very hard to get through to and very unreliable. it can get very frustrating. just be aware of that beforehand.
Healthcrazy- I did my BA with them. Is it hard? Their BA is definitely easier than doing it anywhere else. But it’s still work. Especially their Masters program- all Sunday and most of the work you do on your own. Anyway, why worry now if you’re only gonna do it in a year or two?
Randomex- loz ihr up. And be nice to strangers.
TTI is not a college. It is a business that facilitates (for a profit) getting a college degree. Over the years they have been afiliated with various colleges/universities. Some have a better reputation than others, some require more independent work, some offer more hand-holding. Depending on the program you choose, you will find out which institution will be conferring the degree. You will also find out what the requirements are and can then make an informed decision if the program will work for you. Hatzlacha.
Hunter School of Social Work accepts TTI alumni. Social Work grad schools do not require any specific undergrad major, so a liberal arts (major) for your bachelors is fine to get in.
Touro college will NOT accept any student who got their BA through tti. So make sure you dont want to go to touro before you do anything. Most regular colleges, community colleges etc, will accept your undergrad degree from tti. Tti usually gets their BAs through excelsior college if i am not mistaken, maybe daemen but im almost positive excelsior. Yale Harvard Columbia are probably not accepting this degree…. but if youre getting your BA through tti, im not too worried about that:)
also, its a very self motivated BA program so you really need to push yourself, and then youll have your degree in a very short time. But you really need to push yourself. Masters program is regular college, you go to classes and have professors etc, so its not as much as a self motivated program as it is a regulare college with regular semesters etc.
good luck.
It is a great college to go to
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