SF College Credits

[The Reaper]

For those who may be wondering if they could receive any college credits, or who are looking for some civilian description of what a course was about, the American Council on Education website has some great info.

If you scroll down to the Special Forces specialties, and click on a specific course, you will see a civilianized course description and what college credits can be awarded for the specific portions of the courses.

http://militaryguides.acenet.edu/CourseSearchResults.asp

Good resource to have.

TR

[frostfire]

Search Error: Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'order'.

this should do it
http://militaryguides.acenet.edu/CourseSearch.asp

eg. for 18D phase 3 training
http://militaryguides.acenet.edu/ShowAceCourses.asp?aceid=AR-0703-0034
the core credit links (AR-1401-0035) are broken though

[The Reaper]

Roger, search did not retain parameters.

earch for "Army" and "Special Forces", which still lists most of the Army Courses, but if you scroll down to Special Forces, you can see the list, to include SFARTAEC, CDQC, and MFF.

ANCOC adds additional credits.

TR

[Mike]

Glad to hear they changed some of that.
I went back to collitch part time, early 80's.

The research I did came back"military specific, no cigar"

[glebo]

I work up in DOT-D SWC (18E), and we just got through with an American Counsil of Education (ACE) accreditation two weeks ago. So...After it is reviewed by their highers, that information should be updated soon. I don't know how long the process takes, but it should be posted before to long. Each MOS gets different credits, and depending what you are pursuing, it may be able to help you out some.

Just wanted to giva ya'll an update.

[Ret10Echo]

Has anyone had any success in application of the functional language course to college-level language credits?