Can I complete the majority of a degree on Study.com or a similar site?

[bjcheung77]

You're going to get the following answer - It depends on the school you're applying to, as it is the school that determine the amount of alternative credits available for prospective students to transfer into their programs offered. My recommendation always is to not take all your courses from one provider, as some other provider might be cheaper/easier/faster... Study.com is great for Upper Level and it is my first choice recommendation now for both lower level and upper level...

This varies greatly from at max of 30 credits from one institution up to 90 credits at another, most of the schools will be in this range - including the competency based degree providers such as WGU etc, the only 3 exceptions are the Big 3 which allow up to 114 credits transferred into their programs, and they also have a limit of 87 at COSC/90 TESU from one source, you can take 90 from Study.com for example... So, find your school and degree program you want to get into, then decide the on the provider.