Life experience, limited credits. Online only.

[rachel83az]

Yes, colleges like TESU will allow you to directly get credit for life experience but it requires creating a portfolio. However, this is MUCH more work and costs a lot more than just testing out of courses. If you want to maximize life experience and get this done as quickly as possible, I would suggest completing everything but English Comp I/II at Sophia.org and then applying to UMPI's Criminal Justice degree program: https://online.umpi.edu/programs/ba-crim...stice.aspx UMPI is a competency-based program, which means that you will be allowed to complete as many credits as you can within one term. With your prior experience, you should be able to complete the CJ degree much faster and easier than you'd be able to complete a degree at TESU with the portfolio stuff.