What do you think about Penn Foster's electrical engineering certificate for learning the basics?
Q. Going back to a brick and mortar school is just not an option for me right now and I need to learn the basics so that I can understand the textbooks and materials from the MIT OpenCourseWare programs. Is Penn Foster an OK place to get the basics? (They advertise that learning the basics is the most important part). What makes you think I have those skills to review? Penn Foster uses the step by step approach that works best for me. My question is more about the accuracy of the information I will be learning.
Asked by Gypsy Girl - Fri Jun 5 09:39:03 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. While I am not familiar with the Penn Foster program, I can tell you that most libraries offer textbooks that would be as accurate as you would want for learning these basics. It sounds like you are trying to evaluate whether or not to pay for such materials/access. I'd recommend not. You obviously have at least some access to the internet, and a great wealth of information is available there for free. You have access to systems like this one to ask 'experts' what questions you may not be able to answer for yourself through such study. Regarding 'the basics', I'd recommend the book "Basic Electronic", by Grobb. You should be able to get it through inter-library loan if it's not already at your local library. This book requires about… [cont.]
Answered by dtwarwick - Fri Jun 5 13:29:24 2009
Q. Going back to a brick and mortar school is just not an option for me right now and I need to learn the basics so that I can understand the textbooks and materials from the MIT OpenCourseWare programs. Is Penn Foster an OK place to get the basics? (They advertise that learning the basics is the most important part). What makes you think I have those skills to review? Penn Foster uses the step by step approach that works best for me. My question is more about the accuracy of the information I will be learning.
Asked by Gypsy Girl - Fri Jun 5 09:39:03 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. While I am not familiar with the Penn Foster program, I can tell you that most libraries offer textbooks that would be as accurate as you would want for learning these basics. It sounds like you are trying to evaluate whether or not to pay for such materials/access. I'd recommend not. You obviously have at least some access to the internet, and a great wealth of information is available there for free. You have access to systems like this one to ask 'experts' what questions you may not be able to answer for yourself through such study. Regarding 'the basics', I'd recommend the book "Basic Electronic", by Grobb. You should be able to get it through inter-library loan if it's not already at your local library. This book requires about… [cont.]
Answered by dtwarwick - Fri Jun 5 13:29:24 2009
How marketable is a degree from Penn Foster college?
Q. I'd like to take online classes, specifically to be a medical office assistant. That's where you are trained to do office procedures like billing & coding, scheduling, etc., but also can assist the doctor and take patient histories. Penn Foster has a program for this. But how does PF look on a resume? Am I better off taking classes through another institution?
Asked by rhettsmum2006 - Wed Oct 15 15:17:28 2008 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Not sure about the medical office assistant dipolma or degree (if there is one)...But as far as Billing and coding goes...don't get burned...I highly doubt that school is accredated by AHIMA. If not, you will not be able to be registered or certified as a coder...bascially meaning it will be hard for you to get a well paying job in the field...Good Luck and google somethings before you sign anything!!!
Answered by Jypcee 5000 - Wed Oct 15 15:30:10 2008
Q. I'd like to take online classes, specifically to be a medical office assistant. That's where you are trained to do office procedures like billing & coding, scheduling, etc., but also can assist the doctor and take patient histories. Penn Foster has a program for this. But how does PF look on a resume? Am I better off taking classes through another institution?
Asked by rhettsmum2006 - Wed Oct 15 15:17:28 2008 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Not sure about the medical office assistant dipolma or degree (if there is one)...But as far as Billing and coding goes...don't get burned...I highly doubt that school is accredated by AHIMA. If not, you will not be able to be registered or certified as a coder...bascially meaning it will be hard for you to get a well paying job in the field...Good Luck and google somethings before you sign anything!!!
Answered by Jypcee 5000 - Wed Oct 15 15:30:10 2008
Can a person actually get a job with a degree from Penn Foster or other correspondence school?
Q. I am wanting to take get a degree in Paralegal studies, and I want to do it now. I am tired of waiting for college to start and everything that is required to go to a 2 year or 4 year college. I just don't want to pay all the money and then not be able to get a job. Is it possible to get a job after getting a degree from Penn Foster, or other institutes like Penn Foster? I have a loan in rehabilitation and can't get financial aid right now and can't afford tuition for a brick and mortar college.
Asked by April D - Thu Apr 23 11:39:29 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Penn Foster will not get you a job. It isn't accredited or looked at positively in the professional work force. It is a scam. I worked with someone who looked into suing them to get her money back because when she finished no one would hire her. No One. Try to find an accredited on line college or just go to a traditional class room for the degree.
Answered by Nurse Winchester - Thu Apr 23 11:51:39 2009
Q. I am wanting to take get a degree in Paralegal studies, and I want to do it now. I am tired of waiting for college to start and everything that is required to go to a 2 year or 4 year college. I just don't want to pay all the money and then not be able to get a job. Is it possible to get a job after getting a degree from Penn Foster, or other institutes like Penn Foster? I have a loan in rehabilitation and can't get financial aid right now and can't afford tuition for a brick and mortar college.
Asked by April D - Thu Apr 23 11:39:29 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Penn Foster will not get you a job. It isn't accredited or looked at positively in the professional work force. It is a scam. I worked with someone who looked into suing them to get her money back because when she finished no one would hire her. No One. Try to find an accredited on line college or just go to a traditional class room for the degree.
Answered by Nurse Winchester - Thu Apr 23 11:51:39 2009
Penn Foster highschool diploma makes it harder to get accepted?
Q. I'm applying to UCF (University of Central Florida) in March. I have good grades, but I used Penn Foster homeschooling online to get my high school diploma. Do colleges accept Penn Foster? Or is it harder to get into college with a homeschooled diploma?
Asked by l zz - Tue Jul 22 23:34:45 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It shouldn't be harder since Penn Foster's High School Diploma is both nationally and regionally accredited.
Answered by futurehwyguy - Wed Jul 23 01:55:31 2008
Q. I'm applying to UCF (University of Central Florida) in March. I have good grades, but I used Penn Foster homeschooling online to get my high school diploma. Do colleges accept Penn Foster? Or is it harder to get into college with a homeschooled diploma?
Asked by l zz - Tue Jul 22 23:34:45 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It shouldn't be harder since Penn Foster's High School Diploma is both nationally and regionally accredited.
Answered by futurehwyguy - Wed Jul 23 01:55:31 2008
Is Penn Foster's Vet Assistant program really credible with veterinarians?
Q. Hi! I am currently taking the Veterinary Assistant course through Penn Foster. I was wondering if a hiring veterinarian would look at that as a certifiable program and consider it as credible education or not since it is distance learning? If any Veterinarians could let me know as well that would be fantastic!! Thanks so much!
Asked by Calli Joe - Thu Nov 8 15:53:48 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is not an answer, but please note that you've posted this question in the "education" category, and I doubt that any veterinarians hang in this category. Perhaps a category about veterinary medicine will be more appropriate; and in any case - if I would have been in your position, I would have asked vets I know (or even vets from my area I don't know); they could give you helpful career advice in any case and you might also make good contacts to have a job of some sort there.
Answered by john alasdair - Mon Nov 12 07:05:02 2007
Q. Hi! I am currently taking the Veterinary Assistant course through Penn Foster. I was wondering if a hiring veterinarian would look at that as a certifiable program and consider it as credible education or not since it is distance learning? If any Veterinarians could let me know as well that would be fantastic!! Thanks so much!
Asked by Calli Joe - Thu Nov 8 15:53:48 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is not an answer, but please note that you've posted this question in the "education" category, and I doubt that any veterinarians hang in this category. Perhaps a category about veterinary medicine will be more appropriate; and in any case - if I would have been in your position, I would have asked vets I know (or even vets from my area I don't know); they could give you helpful career advice in any case and you might also make good contacts to have a job of some sort there.
Answered by john alasdair - Mon Nov 12 07:05:02 2007
What are your thoughts on Penn Foster College?
Q. Would you say that their ONLINE diploma/degree programs are a waste of time and money? I'd prefer well-thought answers from experienced or knowledgeable people, including current or previous students. I'm about to finish up my Veterinary Assistance course with Penn Foster, but still am not sure if it's a good 'thing' or not. I've been thinking of signing up for another course, but at the same time I'd like to avoid spending the money if it's not worth it. Thanks!
Asked by Vanquished.Innocence - Mon Mar 24 13:39:09 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. i am taking a course with them i am not done yet.i live in louisiana and here they dont accept the teacher aide diploma.my sister wanted to take that program,so she checked with the la. dept.of edu.and they told her that they dont acceopt anything from them.so i guess it all depends on where you live,and what your program was in.
Answered by tammy w - Mon Mar 24 14:10:30 2008
Q. Would you say that their ONLINE diploma/degree programs are a waste of time and money? I'd prefer well-thought answers from experienced or knowledgeable people, including current or previous students. I'm about to finish up my Veterinary Assistance course with Penn Foster, but still am not sure if it's a good 'thing' or not. I've been thinking of signing up for another course, but at the same time I'd like to avoid spending the money if it's not worth it. Thanks!
Asked by Vanquished.Innocence - Mon Mar 24 13:39:09 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. i am taking a course with them i am not done yet.i live in louisiana and here they dont accept the teacher aide diploma.my sister wanted to take that program,so she checked with the la. dept.of edu.and they told her that they dont acceopt anything from them.so i guess it all depends on where you live,and what your program was in.
Answered by tammy w - Mon Mar 24 14:10:30 2008
How much are the monthly payments for the high-school program in Penn Foster?
Q. I am interested in taking the Penn Foster High-School program and would like to do the Automatic Payment Plan. How much is the down payment and how much are the monthly charges? Thank you.
Asked by Billy - Mon Aug 10 20:21:26 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Automatic payment plan: SAVE $375 NOW! Choose to pay $19 down payment with the enrollment form, and agree to have 30 monthly payments of $39 and a final payment of $31 automatically charged to the credit card or checking account ..!!! Total price= $1,220 full payment plan:Save $400 NOW choose to pay the total price with the enrollment Form, Total= $1,1195 standard payment plan: Save $300 NOW choose to pay $19 down payment with the Form and with the enrollment Form and agree to make 32 monthly payments of $39 and a final payment of $28 total price is $1,295 Hope this help you..! and make a good choice..! im start to get my class soon..like you..! i really trust about this school..i have some search that this school is really good,… [cont.]
Answered by Retro Style! - Tue Aug 11 18:34:27 2009
Q. I am interested in taking the Penn Foster High-School program and would like to do the Automatic Payment Plan. How much is the down payment and how much are the monthly charges? Thank you.
Asked by Billy - Mon Aug 10 20:21:26 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Automatic payment plan: SAVE $375 NOW! Choose to pay $19 down payment with the enrollment form, and agree to have 30 monthly payments of $39 and a final payment of $31 automatically charged to the credit card or checking account ..!!! Total price= $1,220 full payment plan:Save $400 NOW choose to pay the total price with the enrollment Form, Total= $1,1195 standard payment plan: Save $300 NOW choose to pay $19 down payment with the Form and with the enrollment Form and agree to make 32 monthly payments of $39 and a final payment of $28 total price is $1,295 Hope this help you..! and make a good choice..! im start to get my class soon..like you..! i really trust about this school..i have some search that this school is really good,… [cont.]
Answered by Retro Style! - Tue Aug 11 18:34:27 2009
I am planning on taking the pharmacy technician course at Penn Foster. Is it worth the money and time?
Q. I am interested in the pharmacy technician course at Penn Foster and wonder if anybody who is taking it or took the course before can give me a heads up on what to expect. Is it worth the time, money and effort. And how much does it cost for the whole course? After taking the course, are you eligible to work in the pharmacy department?
Asked by vitaly5887 - Tue Jul 22 20:19:34 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Find out what your state requires. You should be able to find this information through your state pharmacy licensing board. Or, just ask a tech at your local pharmacy what they had to do. Most places require you've taken and passed a pharmacy tech course and passed the CPHT exams. Some states also require you to be licensed in their state. I have worked in AZ, NM, AK and TX. After 18 years, the most I ever made was $12/hr.
Answered by S. W - Tue Jul 22 20:29:43 2008
Q. I am interested in the pharmacy technician course at Penn Foster and wonder if anybody who is taking it or took the course before can give me a heads up on what to expect. Is it worth the time, money and effort. And how much does it cost for the whole course? After taking the course, are you eligible to work in the pharmacy department?
Asked by vitaly5887 - Tue Jul 22 20:19:34 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Find out what your state requires. You should be able to find this information through your state pharmacy licensing board. Or, just ask a tech at your local pharmacy what they had to do. Most places require you've taken and passed a pharmacy tech course and passed the CPHT exams. Some states also require you to be licensed in their state. I have worked in AZ, NM, AK and TX. After 18 years, the most I ever made was $12/hr.
Answered by S. W - Tue Jul 22 20:29:43 2008
How will current high school credits switch over if I were to start Penn Foster?
Q. Hi, I'm halfway through my junior year and am really leaning toward starting the Penn Foster High School program, and I just want to know how my previous credits would be affected (if they'd still count, or if I'd have to take classes over again), and if I'd have to pay full tuition or just part of it since I've already taken a little more than two years of regular highschool. Any help would be great in the regard.
Asked by viewtifuljoe332000 - Sun Jan 13 10:23:03 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I know that the credits you earn will not be dropped. They will stay on your transcript and will show how many credits you have completed. I am not sure how you show Penn Foster that you have those credits, but I am sure if you call their phone number (help line?) They can help you with that... Good luck!
Answered by Cierra S - Sun Jan 13 11:50:25 2008
Q. Hi, I'm halfway through my junior year and am really leaning toward starting the Penn Foster High School program, and I just want to know how my previous credits would be affected (if they'd still count, or if I'd have to take classes over again), and if I'd have to pay full tuition or just part of it since I've already taken a little more than two years of regular highschool. Any help would be great in the regard.
Asked by viewtifuljoe332000 - Sun Jan 13 10:23:03 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I know that the credits you earn will not be dropped. They will stay on your transcript and will show how many credits you have completed. I am not sure how you show Penn Foster that you have those credits, but I am sure if you call their phone number (help line?) They can help you with that... Good luck!
Answered by Cierra S - Sun Jan 13 11:50:25 2008
Im at penn foster online college can i get a pell Grant?
Q. I cant seem to apply for a lot of grants due to my school does not except grants, loans, or scholarships. I am needed money to help pay for school online at Penn Foster college for Veterinary Tech. Is there anything i can go to get the money i am needing for school?
Asked by various me - Sun May 31 19:12:07 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Penn Foster has interest-free financing options available. Have you talked to an Enrollment Advisor? I would look into that before applying for a loan that bears interest. Your payments are made monthly and you can have them drafted right from your checking/savings account or put directly onto a credit card. You have plenty of options ... I would check with PF before doing anything else.
Answered by CoBraMoMMy68 - Mon Jun 1 09:02:09 2009
Q. I cant seem to apply for a lot of grants due to my school does not except grants, loans, or scholarships. I am needed money to help pay for school online at Penn Foster college for Veterinary Tech. Is there anything i can go to get the money i am needing for school?
Asked by various me - Sun May 31 19:12:07 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Penn Foster has interest-free financing options available. Have you talked to an Enrollment Advisor? I would look into that before applying for a loan that bears interest. Your payments are made monthly and you can have them drafted right from your checking/savings account or put directly onto a credit card. You have plenty of options ... I would check with PF before doing anything else.
Answered by CoBraMoMMy68 - Mon Jun 1 09:02:09 2009
What are your opinions on Penn Foster College?
Q. I want to get my associates degree as a vet technician. The only way I can obtain a degree is online and the only college offering it is Penn Foster College. I read up on it and everything but I just want some more input.
Asked by Amy F - Sun Oct 12 23:01:46 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm currently taking the vet technician course, and I can honestly say it is by far the best program I've ever taken in my entire life. I went to college for 4 years to be a graphic designer, then decided not to do graphic design so I enrolled in the vet techinician course. Let me tell you I absolutely love it. All your books and everything get sent right to you, theres always online help, great forums, great people to help you along the way. I would definitely recommend it.
Answered by Casper S - Sun Oct 12 23:31:57 2008
Q. I want to get my associates degree as a vet technician. The only way I can obtain a degree is online and the only college offering it is Penn Foster College. I read up on it and everything but I just want some more input.
Asked by Amy F - Sun Oct 12 23:01:46 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm currently taking the vet technician course, and I can honestly say it is by far the best program I've ever taken in my entire life. I went to college for 4 years to be a graphic designer, then decided not to do graphic design so I enrolled in the vet techinician course. Let me tell you I absolutely love it. All your books and everything get sent right to you, theres always online help, great forums, great people to help you along the way. I would definitely recommend it.
Answered by Casper S - Sun Oct 12 23:31:57 2008
What are your ideas on Penn Foster College and trade degrees?
Q. I have been working on diesel engines for a while now but I don't have any degree or certification. I have heard that Penn Foster isn't really helpful when it comes to professional degrees like education but what about the trades?...anyone?
Asked by Ire - Mon Jan 26 08:51:28 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can get your diesel certification at most community colleges, for fairly low cost. CCs are also entirely reputable, and appropriately accredited. The diesel training courses tend to be fairly short, so you won't have to spend too much time there in order to get the certificate you need. Penn Foster - the problems there are that the school doesn't have a good rep, and it's not appropriately accredited. I'd be afraid that you'd spend your money there, and end up with a worthless piece of paper. I'd rather you spend more and go to a reputable automotive/diesel trade school that's local to you. If you've been working on diesel engines for a while, you probably know others who are working in the industry, and local to you. Ask them… [cont.]
Answered by RoaringMice - Mon Jan 26 10:06:02 2009
Q. I have been working on diesel engines for a while now but I don't have any degree or certification. I have heard that Penn Foster isn't really helpful when it comes to professional degrees like education but what about the trades?...anyone?
Asked by Ire - Mon Jan 26 08:51:28 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can get your diesel certification at most community colleges, for fairly low cost. CCs are also entirely reputable, and appropriately accredited. The diesel training courses tend to be fairly short, so you won't have to spend too much time there in order to get the certificate you need. Penn Foster - the problems there are that the school doesn't have a good rep, and it's not appropriately accredited. I'd be afraid that you'd spend your money there, and end up with a worthless piece of paper. I'd rather you spend more and go to a reputable automotive/diesel trade school that's local to you. If you've been working on diesel engines for a while, you probably know others who are working in the industry, and local to you. Ask them… [cont.]
Answered by RoaringMice - Mon Jan 26 10:06:02 2009
What is the best way to earn money and pay off my $1,200 tuition on penn foster?
Q. I go to penn foster high school online and I have to pay the full price to get my diploma after finishing all the work I need for my school years. What is the best way to raise up $1,200 in 5 months?
Asked by Cortilious - Tue Mar 31 19:23:10 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That's easy! Save $60 per week. 5 months = 20 weeks 20 weeks times $60 = $1,200 Penn Foster
Answered by Penn Foster School - Fri Apr 3 06:21:57 2009
Q. I go to penn foster high school online and I have to pay the full price to get my diploma after finishing all the work I need for my school years. What is the best way to raise up $1,200 in 5 months?
Asked by Cortilious - Tue Mar 31 19:23:10 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That's easy! Save $60 per week. 5 months = 20 weeks 20 weeks times $60 = $1,200 Penn Foster
Answered by Penn Foster School - Fri Apr 3 06:21:57 2009
How about Penn Foster's Home remodel and repair program?
Q. I have an old house that needs a lot of repair work. I have to do it by myself because of the budget. However, I have not any basic ideas of doing such work. The Penn Foster provides the program to teach you how to do the home repair from the scratch. However, I doubt if it works by learning online because such kind of training needs a lot of practice and mentoering. Did anyone take this program before? How about it? Any reply is appreciated.
Asked by JOE - Sat Feb 7 11:02:56 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm not sure if every person can learn to do home repairs from the internet, but I have spent my life building my own houses, running my own businesses, and doing many other things, and almost all of the information has been learned from books, libraries, and now the internet. I think the internet is best of all. I suppose it's nice to work with a mentor, but I've rarely done it. I've learned to do my own wiring, my own plumbing, drawn houseplans, etc., all from information I read. I don't think you need to pay any money for any of these things if you're willing to put your own time in to learn instead. Increasingly, the world is there to help you, just like on YA. With the internet, we're all willing to help each other, or at least… [cont.]
Answered by Don - Sat Feb 7 11:41:42 2009
Q. I have an old house that needs a lot of repair work. I have to do it by myself because of the budget. However, I have not any basic ideas of doing such work. The Penn Foster provides the program to teach you how to do the home repair from the scratch. However, I doubt if it works by learning online because such kind of training needs a lot of practice and mentoering. Did anyone take this program before? How about it? Any reply is appreciated.
Asked by JOE - Sat Feb 7 11:02:56 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm not sure if every person can learn to do home repairs from the internet, but I have spent my life building my own houses, running my own businesses, and doing many other things, and almost all of the information has been learned from books, libraries, and now the internet. I think the internet is best of all. I suppose it's nice to work with a mentor, but I've rarely done it. I've learned to do my own wiring, my own plumbing, drawn houseplans, etc., all from information I read. I don't think you need to pay any money for any of these things if you're willing to put your own time in to learn instead. Increasingly, the world is there to help you, just like on YA. With the internet, we're all willing to help each other, or at least… [cont.]
Answered by Don - Sat Feb 7 11:41:42 2009
Does anyone have information about the Medical Billing course at Penn Foster?
Q. I am interested in the Medical Billing and Coding course at Penn Foster. After taking the course is there a career placement program and ,if so, how successful is it?
Asked by deedlesd757 - Thu Feb 19 02:24:29 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They offer resume help but not real job placement assistance. I am taking medical billing and coding through Meditec.com
Answered by Homegirl - Fri Feb 20 18:43:23 2009
Q. I am interested in the Medical Billing and Coding course at Penn Foster. After taking the course is there a career placement program and ,if so, how successful is it?
Asked by deedlesd757 - Thu Feb 19 02:24:29 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They offer resume help but not real job placement assistance. I am taking medical billing and coding through Meditec.com
Answered by Homegirl - Fri Feb 20 18:43:23 2009
W/c one is a better ONLINE school for medical transcription? Penn Foster or Brighton college?
Q. I am looking for a great online school for medical transcription and I am kind of debating over my head. I've heard there are a lot of complaints about penn foster and I've no idea if Brighton is good. You guys can suggest other schools too! Thanks!
Asked by chryseis_andromache - Sun Jun 22 00:09:56 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Penn foster.
Answered by HIT - Sun Jun 22 19:57:02 2008
Q. I am looking for a great online school for medical transcription and I am kind of debating over my head. I've heard there are a lot of complaints about penn foster and I've no idea if Brighton is good. You guys can suggest other schools too! Thanks!
Asked by chryseis_andromache - Sun Jun 22 00:09:56 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Penn foster.
Answered by HIT - Sun Jun 22 19:57:02 2008
What do you think of the Vet Tech program at Penn Foster?
Q. I was looking into the Penn Foster program for Vet Tech. It would be beneficial to me because I need to work full time. Has anyone graduated from this program, or is far along enough to give a good review?
Asked by Jessie W - Sun Nov 23 21:01:58 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Hi, I am a penn foster student enrolled in the health information program, and I'm sure that you will learn just as much as I have with them.Penn Foster College's Veterinary Technician Associate Degree is accredited by the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) as a program for educating veterinary technicians, but before you sign up with them try to contact your state's appropriate licensing bureau for the current requirements.
Answered by HIT - Mon Nov 24 03:23:43 2008
Q. I was looking into the Penn Foster program for Vet Tech. It would be beneficial to me because I need to work full time. Has anyone graduated from this program, or is far along enough to give a good review?
Asked by Jessie W - Sun Nov 23 21:01:58 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Hi, I am a penn foster student enrolled in the health information program, and I'm sure that you will learn just as much as I have with them.Penn Foster College's Veterinary Technician Associate Degree is accredited by the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) as a program for educating veterinary technicians, but before you sign up with them try to contact your state's appropriate licensing bureau for the current requirements.
Answered by HIT - Mon Nov 24 03:23:43 2008
Does having a Penn Foster Career Diploma in Private Investigator helps getting a job in that field?
Q. Penn Foster Carrer School is a scam or it helps you truthly to achieve your goals?
Asked by joseph - Sat Sep 19 18:26:03 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Penn Foster Carrer School is a scam or it helps you truthly to achieve your goals?
Asked by joseph - Sat Sep 19 18:26:03 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Is Penn Foster College worth it for me in the long run?
Q. I'm want to earn my AS in Computer Information Systems at Penn Foster College, but I'm a little skeptical. Should I go for it, or am I wasting my time?
Asked by Alexander - Tue Sep 15 19:46:22 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. penn college is accredited and a good school why be skeptical also their credits evaluated by ACE its up to you and their prices are great
Answered by the great educator - Mon Sep 21 23:59:08 2009
Q. I'm want to earn my AS in Computer Information Systems at Penn Foster College, but I'm a little skeptical. Should I go for it, or am I wasting my time?
Asked by Alexander - Tue Sep 15 19:46:22 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. penn college is accredited and a good school why be skeptical also their credits evaluated by ACE its up to you and their prices are great
Answered by the great educator - Mon Sep 21 23:59:08 2009
Is Penn Foster a good online school? Is it for real or a scam?
Q. I saw a commerical on TV for Penn Foster. It is an online school for earning various degrees and certificates. I am interested in enrolling in the dental assisting certificate program. The web site looks legitimate but I am still skeptical.
Asked by hargraves88 - Wed Jan 21 20:27:28 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi! Penn Foster is 100% REAL! I did the High School Program. And graduated within 8months. Got in to college and everything with it. I know you said you want to do college? Well My dad, brother, Husband and sister in law all took college threw Penn Foster. They all have good jobs now! Just be really careful when you are looking for online schools. A lot of them do not go threw the Department Of Education and it is a rip of and a scam. But Penn Foster Is the real deal hope this helps!
Answered by Vanessa - Thu Jan 22 05:12:55 2009
Q. I saw a commerical on TV for Penn Foster. It is an online school for earning various degrees and certificates. I am interested in enrolling in the dental assisting certificate program. The web site looks legitimate but I am still skeptical.
Asked by hargraves88 - Wed Jan 21 20:27:28 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi! Penn Foster is 100% REAL! I did the High School Program. And graduated within 8months. Got in to college and everything with it. I know you said you want to do college? Well My dad, brother, Husband and sister in law all took college threw Penn Foster. They all have good jobs now! Just be really careful when you are looking for online schools. A lot of them do not go threw the Department Of Education and it is a rip of and a scam. But Penn Foster Is the real deal hope this helps!
Answered by Vanessa - Thu Jan 22 05:12:55 2009
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These can all be purchased on Amazon. Many woodworkers are also starting to use Google Sketchup. For a Formal online Drafting/CAD course check out . Penn Foster. at. pennfoster. .edu/autocad/index.html?semkey=Q085103 ...
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