About DegreeCompletion.com
Our Editor
Taylor Rupe is the editor of DegreeCompletion.com. Taylor edits the site’s program comparisons and guides for adults returning to college, with a focus on school policies, transfer-credit requirements, and the options for finishing a degree.
Education
- B.A. in Psychology, University of Washington
- B.S. in Computer Science, Oregon State University
Read our editorial policy for the source standards behind our comparisons and how to request a correction.
Who Publishes DegreeCompletion.com
DegreeCompletion.com is published by ESYOH LLC and Savo Media Group. Our program comparisons and guides help adults evaluate ways to finish a bachelor’s degree with existing college credit.
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For questions about this site or a correction, email hello@savomediagroup.com. Include the page address and the school policy or detail you want us to review.
A Resource for Your Return to College
DegreeCompletion.com helps adults with previous college coursework compare bachelor’s degree completion programs and transfer-entry routes. The goal is to make a complicated decision easier to examine: where your credits can apply, what you would need to finish, and how the available study format fits your life.
The program explorer covers online, hybrid, and campus options. It keeps the requirements for each offering together, so a campus location or attendance pattern stays attached to the degree option it describes.
Start With the School’s Own Requirements
Program details draw on official school pages, catalogs, and admissions or tuition policies. Source links sit alongside the facts they support. Program records also show when those policies were checked.
A published transfer maximum is not a personal credit award. Before choosing a school, request an evaluation against your intended degree and review the courses, conditions, and costs that remain.
Use the Comparisons to Ask Better Questions
Open a guide to the subject you want to finish, then compare specific degrees and the study formats you can attend. The guides help you prepare for a transfer evaluation, bring older coursework into the conversation, review prior-learning credit, and plan remaining costs.