12-14-2018, 09:55 PM
(This post was last modified: 12-14-2018, 09:58 PM by Afreelancer.)
Hi everyone!
This forum came up in my search for degree by exam, so I am asking you to help me out to form the best plan ahead.
I recently immigrated to US and all I studied is not accredited here so I am starting from scratch. I did pass GED with average marks above 160 and now want to see what my options are. In my online research WGU, CLEP, DSST etc showed up.
Now here is the problem, I want to do two degrees. first is B.A in graphic design because I already know alot about computer graphics, in fact I even have created many freelance motion graphics projects for clients in past years. I know Adobe softwares and many other too. Here in US, when applying for full time position they ask for B.A in graphics design which I don't have so that is the reason.
The more important for me is Masters in Business Leadership because I don't want to work alot on computer in future, so I think this career will suite me better. I also may try for a degree in history because I have read alot of it.
Now the thing is, that I don't have much time. Let's suppose I know everything, what is fastest way to get those degrees?
This forum came up in my search for degree by exam, so I am asking you to help me out to form the best plan ahead.
I recently immigrated to US and all I studied is not accredited here so I am starting from scratch. I did pass GED with average marks above 160 and now want to see what my options are. In my online research WGU, CLEP, DSST etc showed up.
Now here is the problem, I want to do two degrees. first is B.A in graphic design because I already know alot about computer graphics, in fact I even have created many freelance motion graphics projects for clients in past years. I know Adobe softwares and many other too. Here in US, when applying for full time position they ask for B.A in graphics design which I don't have so that is the reason.
The more important for me is Masters in Business Leadership because I don't want to work alot on computer in future, so I think this career will suite me better. I also may try for a degree in history because I have read alot of it.
Now the thing is, that I don't have much time. Let's suppose I know everything, what is fastest way to get those degrees?
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