Racking up credits to transfer to WGU?

[rowan555]

So you apply to get transfer guidelines but don't enroll? Just curious, can you finish 90 credits reasonably fast? How about cost, has it been expensive for your son to get to this point? Sorry for bombarding with all the questions

My son attended community college last year, spring semester, so he wasted a bit of time doing that. Since May he has earned all the credits listed in my signature, for relatively little money. Study.com was done via the scholarship still going around, so those were free. He did the SL courses very quickly and we used 3 coupons, so I spent maybe $350 with them for all the courses he's taken. Saylor courses were $25 each. The most expensive has been $97.50 for the MIS course he's taking now. But compared to the community college courses, it's been super super cheap, even though his tuition was covered by a scholarship.

You can go ahead and apply to WGU - be sure to get a referral code for application fee waiver - once you do that you'll get the transfer guide and you can have your transcripts evaluated anytime you like. You just must finish all transfer courses prior to formally enrolling.