I am completing my BS degree at Saint Louis University School of Professional Studies. It’s a little more at low 600s. So far, great online classes. Two 8 weeks sessions in the Fall, Spring , Summer.

I’m doing a BS degree in Aeronautics from Liberty University. Extremely fast on processing paperwork and getting you set up for classes. Never had an issue with them.

It’s 8 week terms. Gave me a TON of credits from my AS degree and certificates (CFI not ATP). If you do full time 12 credits a semester, 6 credits every 8 weeks), it’s $390 a credit hour. If you’re doing part time, it’s $450 (I believe that’s it. I don’t remember lol) a credit hour.

How many credits did you get for CFI?

I'm getting my BS from Liberty also. I'm about a year in and I'm pretty impressed with them so far. Lots of credit for my AAS and certs/ratings as well.

I think the certs alone was about 37-40ish credits? I don’t remember exactly, but it was a good amount. Everything else came from my AS and AA credits. Have a little over a year left!

How has the course work been so far? Not looking forward to physics and stats lol

Liberty gave me 51 total credits for all of my ratings and 121 experience. Nothing but great things to say about the program. I've been taking 3 classes per semester and the 8 weeks are a lot of work but are managable.

FYI....AA employees (including wholly owned) get a discount. Ask about other discounts also....military, first responder....

Liberty gives a 15% discount for Piedmont Employees and has other discounts on top of it as well. I know a few of us are using the first responder discount which is another 25% off.

Current Liberty student. Phys and stats sucks but overall coursework has been easy yet detailed. I'm on track to graduate in May and taking 18 credit terms while working full time. Can be done! Using Post 9/11 GI Bill so no out of pocket costs.