I am in community college part-time, working to finish my associate’s. Ultimately, I want to get my Bachelor’s degree. The problem I am having is that, as a mother of 2 kids, with limited free time, I want to get my degree so I can transfer to start working on my Bachelor’s, but I am having trouble at c.c. getting the classes I need. So I have decided to take online classes, which seems like the viable alternative so I can get the required classes. I found one called Ivy Bridge, that is accredited and has a transfer program. It did not come up when I searched this site. My question is this (hopefully Vicky or someone can answer): What do you know about Ivy Bridge College (of Tiffin University)? Does this seem like a good fit for my situation? Thanks for any advice!
Hi Kristi, The online bachelor completion program you mention — Ivy Bridge College from Tiffin University in Ohio — is on our site. We can tell you (or you can see by visiting the link yourself) that this bachelor’s program is a little more expensive than the other bachelors we profile — affordability / cost ranking is a C-. If the school were compared online to private colleges online it is about average in cost. Unfortunately we have no verified online students who have been willing to review Tiffin U online so we can’t share any insider views on this… Read more »
Hi Kristi, and other GetEducated.com users! I was just informed that no one has reviewed [url=/online-schools/tiffin-university/bachelor-of-business-administration-in-organizational-management]Ivy Bridge College of Tiffin University[/url] yet, so I would like to do so 🙂 I graduated from Ivy Bridge College in June, completing my Associate of Arts in General Studies. The programs offered there are great, and the flexibility of online learning worked very well for me. I am also a full-time mom to my three-year-old daughter and I frequently care for my nephews of varying ages. Ivy Bridge provides more support to its students than any other school I have ever researched or… Read more »