Reizel Reit, TTI, Info

Gold Member Joined: Oct 22 2007 Posts: 1711

Does anyone have phone numbers for them or another college consultant? I'm thinking of perhaps going the route of at home clepping, and was told to contact them.

Anyone? TIA

Posted: Wed, Aug 27 2008, 8:07 pm Post subject: re: Reizel Reicht, TTI, Info

718.376.0974

Gold Member Joined: Oct 22 2007 Posts: 1711

Queen, is that Reizel's number?

Has anyone heard of TTI, test and training international?

Has anyone received their degree via this method? How did you find it compared to regular schooling?

Thanks.

Silver Member Joined: Jan 09 2008 Posts: 724

Posted: Thu, Aug 28 2008, 11:40 am Post subject: re: Reizel Reicht, TTI, Info

TTI is the official name for the Raizel Reit program, I believe.

I went to Touro for a few years, but then when I wanted to finish up quickly because I was pregnant, I switched to the Raizel Reit program for my last 30 credits or so.

I enjoyed regular schooling more, but TTI is a lot faster, so if you want to get your degree more quickly that might be a good option for you.

If you have any more questions, feel free to ask.

Gold Member Joined: Oct 22 2007 Posts: 1711

Thanks green!

What was your degree for? Did you learn the same as you would've in school?

How much does the cost compare between the two?

Posted: Thu, Aug 28 2008, 12:14 pm Post subject: re: Reizel Reicht, TTI, Info

The degree is through excelsior college. I got a very vague degree- bachelors of liberal studies. But I used it as a springboard for my Masters program, which is through a traditional college setting.

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How long did it take you to get your bachelors online? Do I have to start at beginning of semester or can start classes any time?

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Thanks!

Did you feel prepared enough when it came to the test? Did you learn as much as you would've learned in school? Is it possible at all the receive financial aid via TTI?

Gold Member Joined: Oct 22 2007 Posts: 1711

Do you think I can do both at once? School three times a week and then study at home? Or would it be undertaking wayyyyyy too much?

Posted: Fri, Aug 29 2008, 2:44 am Post subject: Re: re: Reizel Reicht, TTI, Info

Posted: Fri, Aug 29 2008, 9:52 am Post subject:

Gold Member Joined: Oct 22 2007 Posts: 1711

Thank you.

I meant, is it possible to go to school three nights a week, and study with at at home program at same time? Or is it undertaking too much?

Beginner Joined: Aug 18 2008 Posts: 23

I earned my Bachelors in 5 months through tti. I was single and worked part time so I did loads of studying. It was tough but fast. My master's took 14 moths with a 1 month break in between. every sunday 9-5 was a lot. It wasn't so bad because it was in a classroom so we were in it together. the fact is it was only once a week and I was able to work full time too. I only agreed to this b/c I knew it is a quick one. the work was lumped together but the professors were really understanding. this was also through tti. master's was for special ed.

good luck in whatever you choose to do.

Senior Member Joined: Oct 30 2005 Posts: 188

How widely accepted is a degree from TTI? looking to go for a master's in special ed -

Executive Member Joined: Mar 03 2009 Posts: 261

I took a test in TTI and thought it was great- really straightforward and the staff working was very helpful.

im looking to get a special ed degree as fast as possible- how could I do this is 14 months? do I have to live in NY to do this (not possible for me!)

Silver Member Joined: Jun 29 2008 Posts: 627

I truthfully think that the degree you got makes a difference for your first year or two. After that you get so much from experience and ppl are looking at your experience more than at where you got your degree.

For the masters program as far as I'm concerned you would need to come into Brooklyn every Sunday. I think the BA is possible to do from where ever. Give them a call they are very helpful

Platinum Member Joined: Jun 22 2008 Posts: 6430

school plus TTI is manageable if you do TTI very slowly. Impossible during midterms and finals week but you can schedule cleps for semester breaks and beginning of semesters when it isn't busy.

Senior Member Joined: Oct 30 2005 Posts: 188

bnm - what do you mean by combining school with tti?