![]() ![]() That is - an E6 71L on active duty gets the same credit recomendation as an E6 71L in the reserve. Note too that the MOS specifications for ex-Army folk don't differentiate between active and reserve service. ![]() ![]() "A" level and AIT level training courses are still being evaluated for credit though. ACE feels that troops at skill level 1 are not evaluated sufficiently to verify technical ability. Many of the newer specifications aren't awarding credit at skill level 1 (E1-E4) at all - this seems to be a trend since the mid 90's. Those who served a single enlistment in a non-academic type MOS will likely find they have very few credits by this method - those of us who made a career of the military find many more hours awarded. I got quite a few credits for my service as well. If I'm off the mark on this, please advise. I think that would leave me with electives and general education requirements to take care of, which I plan to do through DANTES and CLEP exams. I have worked in the field for more than 20 years. I don't know if TESC does portfolio assessment, but if so I figure I can use that to take care of the rest of my journalism courses. At the very least, I figure I can use many of these as electives. I know i will also have to take some upper-level courses. I'm hoping I can transfer most, if not all of the journalism courses to TESC and satisfy my journalism major. Here is what I got for credit on my SMART transcript from the Navy: ![]()
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