06-18-2020, 08:58 AM
I recently received an email from Modern States one of their students (TESU) got into law school :
"Michael Eide is an adult learner and his road to higher education wasn’t traditional. After earning his GED, Eide attempted community college, but work got in the way and his college career was put on the back burner.
After discovering Modern States, Eide registered and enrolled in (and passed) almost every course available. ...
...After earning his Freshman Year for Free through Modern States and CLEP exams, and his bachelor’s degree from Thomas Edison University, Eide applied to law school. Today, he has been accepted by Northwestern and is on the waiting list at Stanford and Harvard. He dreams of moving to NYC to become a prosecutor."
Congratulations!
Try to stay out of the headlines.
"Michael Eide is an adult learner and his road to higher education wasn’t traditional. After earning his GED, Eide attempted community college, but work got in the way and his college career was put on the back burner.
After discovering Modern States, Eide registered and enrolled in (and passed) almost every course available. ...
...After earning his Freshman Year for Free through Modern States and CLEP exams, and his bachelor’s degree from Thomas Edison University, Eide applied to law school. Today, he has been accepted by Northwestern and is on the waiting list at Stanford and Harvard. He dreams of moving to NYC to become a prosecutor."
Congratulations!
Try to stay out of the headlines.
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