Skipping the Last Year of High School in the USA Through Proficiency Tests

[bjcheung77]

Basically, In brief... That was what I was going to recommend, but was looking for something in addition to this high school diploma... Basically, Penn Foster is NA (DEAC) plus, they have some classes that are ACE recommended for credit. You can transfer in 75% of the high school diploma, associates, bachelors. It really depends on how you play your cards with your budget and how you want to get things done...

Essentially, you do 90 credits from Sophia.org, 15 ACE credits from Penn Foster, that's 105 credits towards Excelsior, as long as the classes don't duplicate each other. If you want the associates degree from Penn Foster, they only require 15 credits, again, you use those 90 credits plus the 15 ACE credits used for high school to do the HS/Associates combo for the cost of $1K USD if you pay in full, or $1500 if you don't!

[origamishuttle]

If you want the associates degree from Penn Foster, they only require 15 credits, again, you use those 90 credits plus the 15 ACE credits used for high school to do the HS/Associates combo for the cost of $1K USD if you pay in full, or $1500 if you don't!

That's really clever! I completed the high school diploma decades ago when it was ICS, but none of the colleges I wanted to attend would recognize it. So I didn't go to college; I went for my GED and started my IT career shortly thereafter.