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How would Fullsail University look on a resume'?
I am thinking of a career in advertising. I already had a bachelors in graphic communications. I was thinking of getting another bachelors in media studies from Fullsail. I've heard mixed things, but I need to know how this degree would look to an employer. Help please?
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- jannsodyLv 76 years ago
Unfortunately, not great at all :) That school is ** ONLY ** nationally accredited, which is basically a worthless accreditation ;) It's also one of those private, For-profit schools. Therefore, their course credits usually do NOT transfer to other schools, even if the for-profit school is regionally accredited. The quality of education at those for-profit schools tends to be sub-par, too.
For U.S. colleges (including *community colleges* and *state-public universities*): http://www.utexas.edu/world/univ
- 6 years ago
Going back to get more education is NEVER a bad thing, as long as the school has the basic accreditation.
