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Questions about ASU degree (self.starbucksbaristas)
submitted by TylerJ716
Is it possible to still get a bachelors degree through Starbucks even though I'm currently working on my bachelors in person at my current school?
Following that, could I just transfer my Associates degree to ASU in order to obtain a free bachelors degree through Starbucks??
I would be finishing my in person degree this upcoming May but I wouldn't mind starting ASU potentially after I finish that degree if that allows.
Last question would be do I still have to work 20 minimum for schooling AND insurance??
Thanks y'all!
Following that, could I just transfer my Associates degree to ASU in order to obtain a free bachelors degree through Starbucks??
I would be finishing my in person degree this upcoming May but I wouldn't mind starting ASU potentially after I finish that degree if that allows.
Last question would be do I still have to work 20 minimum for schooling AND insurance??
Thanks y'all!
[deleted] 2 points 1y ago
You can’t get a second bachelors with ASU. And you have to send transcripts from all the colleges you have attended. If the college find out you didn’t send them all your transcripts they will ask you why and if the reason is fraud then you’ll be expelled.
TylerJ716 [OP] 1 points 1y ago
Much appreciate ! This is what I was worried about potentially !
Ristrettooo 2 points 1y ago
So you’re working on an associate degree and want to transfer to ASU for your bachelor’s? Yes, you could do that. When you apply to ASU you’ll have your current school send an official transcript and ASU will transfer some or all of your credits.
You have to work an average of 20 hours per week to remain eligible for health insurance and tuition coverage. The next benefit audit will be on January 6, 2022, at which point you will need to have earned 520 hours since July 6, 2021. After that you will need to earn another 520 hours before July 6, 2022, and so on. You can check your progress at mysbuxben.com or on your pay stubs - look at the “BEN/LOA Hours” line
You have to work an average of 20 hours per week to remain eligible for health insurance and tuition coverage. The next benefit audit will be on January 6, 2022, at which point you will need to have earned 520 hours since July 6, 2021. After that you will need to earn another 520 hours before July 6, 2022, and so on. You can check your progress at mysbuxben.com or on your pay stubs - look at the “BEN/LOA Hours” line
TylerJ716 [OP] 1 points 1y ago
Actually I'm working on my bachelors! Got the associates in 2018 and started my bachelors before covid/my hiring
Ristrettooo 2 points 1y ago
Oh ok! That would still work, it’s just a question of how your credits will transfer. I had credits from 3 different schools before I went to ASU and they took almost everything. I wound up losing a few credits but not having to repeat any classes.
TylerJ716 [OP] 1 points 1y ago
Awesome ^_^ thank you so much for responding and all the information !!
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