Unaccredited or Life Experience Degrees that are legal?

[rachel83az]

In addition, the slightly more reputable (though still viewed as a diploma mill by anyone taking a closer look) unaccredited schools that offer "life experience" degrees will expect you to write essays and essays about your experiences. This is a heck of a lot of work and could wind up taking many months. It's actually going to be MORE work than most of the legitimate RA degrees that we suggest here. For instance, most Sophia.org courses are passed through multiple-choice exams. Someone like yourself can use your life experience to pass the Intro to Information Technology course at Sophia in just a couple of hours. Mature students can usually pass most Sophia courses in a couple of days, if that. (Students fresh out of HS may need 1-2 months for some of the courses.)

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WGU is a good option if you have enough certifications that you can transfer in the maximum credits. However, they don't have many general education requirements and, thus, it's harder to complete their degrees quickly.

But, if literally ANY degree will work for your needs, a UMPI Liberal Studies degree would be the absolute fastest and easiest. https://umpi.edu/yourpace I would possibly suggest a Management Information Systems minor for you. That would get you a degree super fast with a minor that could help you with future promotions.