Best way to start?

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Just to be clear, you cannot get any HS transcripts at all at this time? If that's the case, I think that pretty much limits your school choice to COSC. Liberal Arts (called General Studies) would be the easiest and cheapest. Psychology would be a little more difficult but it should be possible. What kind of Master's degree are you wanting? Some programs have prerequisites that should be met with your Bachelor's degree.

Thank you for replying! 

I've tried. :
You have to get them in person, and you can't get someone to pick it up on your behalf either. Sigh. 

I'm Australian, but I live in Indonesia. 

The work I do currently isn't affected by my educational background, but it's always bothered me that I didn't complete my degree and then pursue a higher qualification. 

Ideally, I'd like to get a Master's either in Psychology or something related to English.

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Hey, How goes?  Which state are you from and where are you now?  I'm also curious to your answers to Rachel83AZ's questions... Anyways, No high school won't be an issue for now (yet)...  First and most importantly, setup an Acclaim/Credly account to store all your credits and work on the following courses in this particular order:

1) Invest in a second monitor for multi-tasking when you're working on ACE alternative credit courses
2) Sign up for CSM Learn Course $39 and TEEX $75 Death Investigation & Cybersecurity 101, 201, 301 (for gen ed/free electives)
3) InstantCertCredit.com - Take American Government and Spanish I (and more if you want - for gen ed/free electives)
4) Sophia.org, take everything from them but English I & II, College Readiness, and foundation courses (unless you want to)
5) When you're almost done with these courses, Message me or update this thread and I'll tell you the next steps

Basically, before you begin, you need to decide on the degree you want and the school you want it from. You can then start taking remaining credits to complete your degree of choice. If you haven't decided on the degree or school, my recommendation is that you can take courses that will transfer into the Big 3 AND the competency based education providers. So that means use more RA, ACE and skip NCCRS for now...

CSM Learn: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/CSM_Learn
InstantCertCredit: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/InstantCert.com
TEEX FREE: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Fr..._of_Credit
TEEX Paid: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/TEEX
Sophia.org: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/So...lency_List

Hi!
Thanks so much for replying!

I'm Australian but live in Indonesia. 

I decided to pursue an American degree because I realised there were cheaper options available if I looked around more closely, and would be able to have more flexibility around how quickly I could complete courses. 

I will definitely sign up and start completing courses I can use for credit. 

And I will definitely DM you to ask for more advice if that's ok. 

I really appreciate your time.