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Credits needed for promotion


guys, can anyone advise where or how i can 27 credits i need to get promoted...Thank You 



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Any accredited college or university in the United States. I would enroll now for a summer or fall session. A lot of schools offer online courses as well if traveling to a classroom isn't possible. 



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Excelsior

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NYPD LEADERSHIP PROGRAM AT John Jay will give you 5 classes for 15 free credits that 2 semesters if you take two classes per semester. Talk to Janette Taveras at John Jay.



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Excelsior college. I did it about a month ago. Make sure the education tracking unit get. I sent it department mail and they never got it.

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Did you ever get your academy credits applied to a college transcript? Get that done it's about 28credits

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Very easy if you don't feel like going to school:

First:

Take these free one credit classes offered through FEMA, online open book tests. No brainer...
training.fema.gov/is/crslist.aspx

Second:

Convert your FEMA EMI Independent Study courses into college credit with Frederick Community College. $80 per credit
em-study.com/emsfema/

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Request Transcript from Federicks Community College
www.frederick.edu/current-students/downloads/fematranscriptform%282%29.aspx

 

Fourth:

Pat yourself on the back, you just spent $2160 to get promoted never stepping foot in a classroom.

-- Edited by monkeybones on Monday 18th of May 2015 11:20:08 PM



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I appreciate all the replies. Thank You. 

 

Let me rephrase my question, how can i go about getting credit for classes taken at the academy and BMOC.  I need 96 for Lieutenant and I have 69 now, those 69 credits i obtained from John Jay.   I will go back to John Jay or will follow up all of the suggestions provided here To get those credits If i have to....BUT I think you get my point, im trying to get as many credits as i can without stepping in a classroom.  

 

Thanks again. smile



-- Edited by Suckerpunched on Tuesday 19th of May 2015 03:08:35 AM



-- Edited by Suckerpunched on Tuesday 19th of May 2015 03:12:31 AM

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CPS5701 wrote:

Did you ever get your academy credits applied to a college transcript? Get that done it's about 28credits


 Cps5701, can you explain to me what i need to do....I have not applied my academy credits to my college transcript ( i went through BMOC back in 2011)

Doing this would get me those 27 credits i need.  Thank You 



-- Edited by Suckerpunched on Tuesday 19th of May 2015 03:25:22 AM

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www.nyc.gov/html/nypd/downloads/pdf/training_bureau/pd_187_160_request_for_transcript.pdf

Fill that out mail it in

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Thank you guys appreciate your help with this...biggrin



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I believe you have to request your transcript from PA. Then take it to john jay and have them apply it to your transcripts . I don't know how much they charged but I think I was still a current student when I did it back in 2005

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