08-09-2022, 02:55 PM
(This post was last modified: 08-09-2022, 02:57 PM by studyingfortests.)
(08-08-2022, 05:57 AM)midnite123 Wrote:(08-08-2022, 04:48 AM)studyingfortests Wrote: A friend of mine knocked out 40 credits in 2 months while also working full time and doing other things. 15 credits in a month should not be much of a problem. The only possible bottleneck is the current grading time.
WoW!!
What are some easy courses?
thanx!!!
To be fair, he probably spent most of his time off doing coursework. The courses aren't markedly easier than equivalent college coursework (at a typical community college), it's just that Sophia provides everything in written form, and if you are a fast reader, you'll get through the content a lot faster than sitting in a classroom with a teacher lecturing. This is why people can knock out a course in 2 or 3 days.
So don't get the impression that no learning and work is happening and this is no effort required, or that the learning from Sophia is as complete as what you'll get at a highly regarded bricks-and-mortar program. It's just focusing on the basics of what you'd get at a typical community college or CLEP equivalent.
There's really no one list of "easy" courses because it depends on your own background and history. I have banged through courses where I already had a lot of knowledge super quickly, because I could breeze through the tests and papers without any effort, and spent a bunch of time on other courses where I didn't have any knowledge. My best suggestion is to choose the courses that relate to something you already know or have experience with and start with that. Then tackle courses that interest you, or courses that you will need to fill your general education requirements (depending on what school you plan to transfer them to.)