I Need A GPA - Free/Cheap/Quick Preferred

[siege101]

Thanks for the answers everybody. A couple of the jobs I'm applying for require you have to a certain minimum of college credits AND have a 2.0 GPA.

[dfrecore]

Take an easy quick course at PF for the GPA, then take the free courses: Insurance Ethics, Kaplan PLA, TEEX, NFA, then any ALEKS & Saylor courses you like, and get up to a certain number of credits needed. Send everything to ACE, and see if those will be accepted as proof of college credits.

Another easy thing to do - get all of the credits needed, apply to TESU under the Per-Credit plan, and get your AA in General Studies. It will cost you $2000 for the residency waiver, but it might be worth it - it's about the easiest degree you can get (no capstone needed), and the cheapest (even a local CC will cost more than that - the BOOKS for the courses will cost more than that!).

[bjcheung77]

Take an easy quick course at PF for the GPA, then take the free courses: Insurance Ethics, Kaplan PLA, TEEX, NFA, then any ALEKS & Saylor courses you like, and get up to a certain number of credits needed. Send everything to ACE, and see if those will be accepted as proof of college credits.

Another easy thing to do - get all of the credits needed, apply to TESU under the Per-Credit plan, and get your AA in General Studies. It will cost you $2000 for the residency waiver, but it might be worth it - it's about the easiest degree you can get (no capstone needed), and the cheapest (even a local CC will cost more than that - the BOOKS for the courses will cost more than that!).

That's a great idea and good deal for 2 grand. I was curious, if I finish a AS and BS at TESU, at the same time, do I only need to pay 1 graduation fee? Are there any other fees to it that I am not aware of? Thanks,

[dfrecore]

That's a great idea and good deal for 2 grand. I was curious, if I finish a AS and BS at TESU, at the same time, do I only need to pay 1 graduation fee? Are there any other fees to it that I am not aware of? Thanks,

Yes only 1 graduation fee.

[bjcheung77]

Yes only 1 graduation fee.

Thanks for confirming.