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Do Mises Courses Count as college credit hours?

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Pierre-Alexandre Crevaux Posted: Fri, Jul 20 2012 10:20 AM

For those that have or are planning to take a Mises Academy class. Do you know if the classes you take count as credit hours in college institutions? 

 

If it depends on the institution, is there a list of all the colleges that accept Mises Academy credits? I am going to enter Miami-Dade College this fall and I also would like to take a few Mises courses. The administrator I talked to at Miami-Dade had no clue about what the Mises Academy was and was convinced it was sme virtual high school thing

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Neodoxy replied on Fri, Jul 20 2012 10:55 AM

No. The Mises institute is very clear that no known institution accepts its courses for credit. It's worth a try though.

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Wheylous replied on Fri, Jul 20 2012 2:02 PM

Maybe if you go to GMU or Grove City College :P But probably not.

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