dfrecore Wrote:Unfortunately, there isn't that I know of. Here are the TESU degrees in Foreign Language: Thomas Edison State University: Foreign Language. They don't have any interpretation or translation degrees. COSC doesn't have any of those. Neither does EC.

At TESU, you can for sure test out of a BA in Liberal Studies with or without a concentration, or a Business degree. Possibly a Communications degree. Maybe History. English is possible after Shmoop releases their Lit courses, although maybe not (depends on if any of them are UL courses).

TrailRunr Wrote:One thing you didn't mention is whether you know any foreign languages and how well you know them. This could be a very long road (much longer than a year) if you don't know any foreign language well. Interpretation, linguistics, translation or English might be faster, but still relatively slow to the more popular degrees in business administration and liberal arts.

You can complete the GE requirements quickly, but I do not believe there has been any success in learning a language faster than butt-in-seat courses. The last foreign language I learned butt-in-seat, and this is after finding out about all the quick ways to earn a degree here.

KayV Wrote:Which languages do you already speak?
There are ways to get a lot of language credits quickly if you already speak a language fluently.

Here is Charter Oak's Foreign Language degree:
https://www.charteroak.edu/catalog/current/ug_prog_study_degree_requirements/subject_area_concentrations/foreign_language.cfm

Excelsior has a BA in Humanities with a concentration in Cultural Studies:
Excelsior College | Bachelors Degrees | Humanities Degree – Cultural Studies| Online Class
And you could also do a BS Liberal Arts with depths in the target language and education, for example.

Do you have any college credits?