01-22-2021, 03:43 AM
(01-22-2021, 12:03 AM)Pikachu Wrote:Oregon allows 135 quarter credits. Which is 90 credits. Many other unis allow that. I recommend that you check it. The price of the credits looks on the expensive side if you have to make 30 credits with them. Apart from that it looks a nice place to study.(10-05-2020, 10:19 AM)tomokaicho Wrote:(10-05-2020, 10:04 AM)rachel83az Wrote: What type of degree are you interested in? Not every degree can be fully tested out of but multiple TESU degrees are possible.
A Liberal Arts degree should be fine. Whatever gets me to the destination in the most expedient manner. My problem is that I have hit the wall of opportunity because I don't have a degree (including getting work visas to other countries). So its more a problem of not having a degree, rather than what the degree is labeled.
Based on my research (I'm in a similar situation), the only good options available to non-resident foreigners are Oregon State's eCampus (this is a good option if you already have a Bachelor's but want a second one in a completely different area - Oregon State has a couple post-bac options) and UMPI. UMPI + Sophia seems to be the cheapest and fastest option available to get a Bachelor's degree for people in our situations. There are other options too but they're all incredibly expensive.
I'm personally leaning towards UMPI...