Degree Programs Associate's The Associate degree program offers a choice of majors dependent upon your interests. The coursework is spread over 60 credits that you may complete in your own time frame. You may also earn this degree if you have military, work/life experience through our work experience Transfer Credit Evaluation Advanced Placement for two years Work/Life experience related to your major plus 30 UISCA credits for coursework. Bachelor's The Bachelor's program offers a choice of majors dependent upon your interest. The coursework is spread over 120 credits that you may complete in your own time frame. There are also additional requirements for the completion of this degree. You can also earn this degree if you have approval for the following: Four years Work/Life experience related to your major plus 60 UISCA credits. Four years Work Life experience related to your major plus 30 UISCA credits and an Associate degree. Master's The Master's program offers a choice of majors dependent upon your interest. The coursework is spread over 220 credits that you may complete in your own time frame. There are also additional requirements for the completion of this degree, which include a thesis. You may also earn this degree if you have approval for the following: Seven years Work/Life experience and 140 UISCA credits. Seven years Work/Life experience and 80 UISCA credits plus a Bachelor's degree. Seven years Work/Life experience and 110 UISCA credits plus an Associate's degree. Doctorate To earn an UISCA doctorate, you must first have a Master's degree plus more than 10 years Work/Life experience related to your major, an additional 320 UISCA credits, and the additional requirements which include a thesis or the creation of a new healing modality that incorporates tachyon.   College Credit for Life Experience Practical work experience is one of the best ways to glean knowledge. The responsibilities you've been charged with, the daily tasks you've completed, and the project teams you have been a part of have all contributed to your education. Receiving college credit for work experience involves a simple process that can greatly decrease the time it takes for you to graduate. Transfer Credit Evaluation Application

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