Degree completely by exams?

[kellen1]

Ah right. Have you looked at Freie Universitat Berlin? There are a lot of other mainland-European, distance-learning opportunities which a natural German speaker could take advantage of. Then again there're 12 credits up for grabs for a good score on the German CLEP

edit: You've probably gathered that things change often. Just so that you are aware, from 1 Nov 12, any final exam-based courses with Straighterline will require the final exam to be proctored. Have a look for the recent thread with all the chat in it. You maybe want to quickly head over to SL and sign up for a course tonight to get in before deadline. Save English Composition I & II for later, though as these aren't proctored but are excellent courses.

If you have easy access to test centres, that's brilliant. You might also want to look at ALEKS for a source of maths credits - potential to pick up 12 credits fairly quickly.

I have just read it on their website So ALEKS might a better option I guess.

[Yenisei]

I live in Europe. If I were interested in a degree in geology or geography, I would look at UK options as well- maybe one of the University of London constituent campuses, e.g., Birkbeck, or UofL International itself (they may still have a BSc in Geography).