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(02-13-2018, 12:10 AM)Ideas Wrote: Excelsior charges a lot per course, so you only want to take the Capstone through them.
You may be able to do a lot more at Study.com. One international person said they could not do Study.com because their international credit card was not accepted by them, and they had no other way to pay. But Study.com is a great way to get many credits. You are proctored through a webcam. You can get many others through webcam proctoring. So it's going to depend on what providers you want to use for credits.
TECEP, Straighterline, Davar, Saylor, and Shmoop are some of the cheapest and quickest that are recommended. Can I graduate solely online with combined efforts of CLEP, Study.com, TECEP, Straighterline, Davar, Saylor, and Shmoop?
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(02-13-2018, 10:15 PM)makemeraf Wrote: (02-13-2018, 12:10 AM)Ideas Wrote: Excelsior charges a lot per course, so you only want to take the Capstone through them.
You may be able to do a lot more at Study.com. One international person said they could not do Study.com because their international credit card was not accepted by them, and they had no other way to pay. But Study.com is a great way to get many credits. You are proctored through a webcam. You can get many others through webcam proctoring. So it's going to depend on what providers you want to use for credits.
TECEP, Straighterline, Davar, Saylor, and Shmoop are some of the cheapest and quickest that are recommended. Can I graduate solely online with combined efforts of CLEP, Study.com, TECEP, Straighterline, Davar, Saylor, and Shmoop?
Well, aside from a Capstone, which usually has to be taken online from the university itself, that should definitely be possible. As long as you select the right degree plan.
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(02-13-2018, 10:15 PM)makemeraf Wrote: Can I graduate solely online with combined efforts of CLEP, Study.com, TECEP, Straighterline, Davar, Saylor, and Shmoop?
Each school has their own requirements, but in general, as long as you choose a degree that is test-out-able, then you should be able to go to one of the Big 3 and transfer in 114-117 credits, and pay additional fees:
EC - will let you bring in 117cr, and requires an online capstone
TESU - will let you bring in 117cr, and requires an online capstone
COSC - will let you bring in 114cr, and requires an online cornerstone & capstone
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Check out freeclepprep.com for a list of difficulty. He seems to nail it when it comes to ranking hardest to easiest exams. Mileage may vary on experience. Start with some layups to build confidence and use that for momentum. Best of luck.
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