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A degree from schools like DeVry or Phoenix generally isn't considered to be as legitimate as one from a state school or other university.

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Q: Is a bachelor's degree from DeVry the same as a bachelor's degree from a 4 year university?
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If you get an associates at one college can you get a masters in the same field at a different college?

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