Posts: 232
Threads: 51
Likes Received: 51 in 37 posts
Likes Given: 180
Joined: Dec 2014
Good afternoon. My son stopped school to work. He's now 24 and considering going back. 36 community college credits completed. If he could knock out Lawshelf or other cheap credits, would TESU be a good route? Alternatively, he is entertaining a trade - maybe electrician. We're still investigating that. Virginia has a pretty good
"Fast forward" program. Just takes several months to drill through it. It's up to him. I just need to see forward progress
Thanks
![[-]](https://degreeforum.net/mybb/images/collapse.png)
•
Posts: 1,059
Threads: 16
Likes Received: 670 in 466 posts
Likes Given: 547
Joined: Mar 2023
He could do both. TESU or UMPI both have good options, especially if he takes advantage of Study or Sophia.
Completed: HAU MBA | BA Economics
Posts: 20,754
Threads: 1,036
Likes Received: 6,989 in 5,273 posts
Likes Given: 0
Joined: Feb 2016
Ding ding ding, that's exactly what I would recommend... He can start by taking classes from Sophia.org or Study.com that go towards both TESU and UMPI (general education/electives) while he's doing apprenticeship in a trade of his liking...
•
![[Image: e7P9EJ4.jpeg]](https://i.imgur.com/e7P9EJ4.jpeg)
