History of Degree "Hacking"

[collegehacked]

It goes back to at least a book published by Bear decades ago. And how do you define non-traditional credit? If I understand the family story correctly, my grandfather finished his colled degree with some correspondence courses. My great-grandfather read the law - and passed the bar with a very high score.

Today's non-traditional was yesterday's norm.

That's a really good point. It may not be so unusual as it feels especially since CLEP/DSST go back to the late 60's. What's that book? I've never heard of it.