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I am soon going to graduate from ITT Tech with an associates degree and I’m looking to continue on for a bachelors degree. I am interested in going to University of Colorado Denver but I read online that my credits will not transfer. It’s my fault that I didn’t do the research about these kinds of things. Think it will be possible to fight them to transfer a least something? I’m deciding if should start over and go for the bs ee degree at ucd or if I should transfer to another institute that accepts my credits like Devry or Colorado Technical University. I researched the schools and read a lot of reviews on the two tech schools. I found a lot of bad reviews and some good ones, however, some of the good ones doesn’t sound convincing but they’re a few that do. They both have the Accreditation Board of Engineering Technology (ABET) but some companies may still not hire from those schools. So I’m leaning towards going to ucd because it has good reputation and accreditation. I was told that there is a fine line between education and experience. I’m not experienced enough to understand if most or all companies would rather hire a person from a tech school with experience then a person from a university with none. I was thinking that if I do go through with ucd, I would try a co-op or get an internship to gain experience and hopefully that way I’ll have a better chance of a good career. I’d also like to add that the bs degree at ITT Tech might be an option but I’m kind of avoiding it because of the cost and the reputation with companies. It has the same kinds of reviews as Devry and CTU. I’m not sure how much it would be for CTU but at Devry it would cost about 25k and get a bs degree in a year and 2 months. ITT Tech will be about 33k and a year and 9 months. For that kind of money, i could get 4 years at UCD instead of 2. Any advice is greatly appreciated and thank you in advance.

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