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Degree path for a bachelors - Chef945 - 09-02-2017
Hey there I'm new to the forum and I wanted some help/advice. So I'm trying to get a bachelor's degree and stumbled upon the whole testing your way into a bachelors and wanted to know what options were since i have an associates in general studies and heard about how you can basically rack up test credits and transfer all of them to excelsior college and graduate with a bachelor's. So any advice or path guide for this would be greatly appreciated!!
RE: Degree path for a bachelors - dfrecore - 09-02-2017
There are more schools than just EC that you can do this with. You need to read the Beginner's Guide and understand the process, and continue to read this forum. After a month or two of regular forum reading, you will really start to get the hang of this, and be ready to choose a degree and a school, and make a plan.
Unfortunately, due to switching to a new type of forum, I can't find the original Beginner's Guide, which I think was very helpful to understanding the process. I can link to this newer but less informative one, but it just doesn't have all of the info from other people as they added to the guide: http://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/showthread.php?tid=24842
RE: Degree path for a bachelors - quigongene - 09-02-2017
http://degreeforum.wikia.com/wiki/Degree_Forum_Wiki
RE: Degree path for a bachelors - Chef945 - 09-02-2017
Thanks a bunch both of you!! I'll tale a look at all of these and go from there!