I have been an administrative assistant in the same company for over eight years. When I was hired, my employer accepted my nine years of prior administrative experience in lieu of a degree. Two years ago, I applied for an open position as an executive administrative assistant and was told that although I had worked for the company for six years and was fully qualified for the position, I could not be considered for the position due to law enforcement. minimum requirements of an associate's degree for applicants, including current employees. This requirement influenced my decision to graduate from WCCC for a number of reasons, including the fact that the college is accredited by the Commission on Higher Learning of the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools. Years ago, I began my college experience at WCCC. The college was willing to accept some of the credits I had already earned for this degree and offered me the opportunity to test out some of the courses I was proficient in, which gave me the opportunity to earn the degree faster and require less tuition. costs. Tuition for the college compared to other universities is much more affordable at $122 per credit, with the program based on 63 credits. Courses contained in the program include current software