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Apr 16, 2018
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I believe someone else posted previously that undergraduate credit (upper level) will work, but you may want to add graduate hours, to help with your pay scale increase (+15, +30).
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As Mary said, undergraduate courses will count for meeting DoDEA requirements. Some categories specify how many credits need to be "upper level". This usually means 300 or 400 level courses.
Also agree that if you can afford/arrange it, you may as well take graduate level classes to bank them for moving up a pay grade.
Also agree that if you can afford/arrange it, you may as well take graduate level classes to bank them for moving up a pay grade.
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I've taken University of Phoenix classes. They are quite pricey compared to webteaching.com. But webteaching may not offer the classes you need.
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