04-05-2015, 05:42 AM
Most employers don't have a clue about this RA / NA stuff. The RA schools will do what they wish about accepting NA degrees-credits. I would estimate that about 1/3 would accept the degrees and credits. If we are talking about distance education degrees I don't see much advantage to one over the other, though that also depends on who granted the degree. A University of Phoenix degree vs. a NA degree might actually favor the NA. But would NA do well against Harvard or Yale, nope. But since that's not the comparison we are looking at it really doesn't matter. Distance education is great and has much to offer. Just don't confuse apples and oranges. My Ashworth degree / State Licensed Degrees, don't carry much water compared to the upper tier colleges, but against the lower tier RA for profits, they are fine.