How can I speed up my bachelors?

[arcangel27]

What gives you the impression that TESU is of the past? TESU is still a valid school and you can still transfer in most of the credits that are necessary to obtain a degree.

I'm not sure about the policies of UND (University of North Dakota?) but a lot of larger universities don't actually allow you to use any self-paced options (like SDC and Sophia) aside from CLEP exams. So, if you want to continue on with that specific university, there may be nothing you can do.

If you're open to transferring, please check out https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Ch...University and answer the following questions:

1. What degree do you want?
2. Do you prefer exams or papers?
3. Are you bilingual?
4. What university courses have you already completed? (List school, course name, catalog number, and grade.)

It has been mentioned, but not in detail:

How limited is TESU in what I can do degree-wise?