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Pierpont Community and Technical College https://www.pierpont.edu/ will give you an Associate's degree for free. https://www.pierpont.edu/academics/associate-degrees/board-of-governors/
So what are the catches? Follow this plan: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Pierpont_C%26TC
( Read more... ) If you still need more credits to get the 60 credit minimum, sign up on www.Sophia.org for anything that you are interested in and don't already have covered via community college, TECEPs, TEEX, Google Coursera IT certificate...
DO NOT APPLY at Pierpont until you have that minimum! If you then want to continue on through Thomas Edison State University tesu.edu for your bachelor's, I can help ANYONE who asks below or PMs me how to get through a Bachelor's degree for least cost. Yes, I'm a TESU Alumni Ambassador, but I also think it's the best way for adults who like studying for tests for credit.
If you're Jewish or adjacent, Coopersmith Career Consulting https://www.coopersmithcc.net/shop/ can help you get credits in things you probably have a background in already, like how did most American Jews get here, Jewish Immigrant history, Yiddish or Modern Hebrew for credit. If you're not Jewish, they still have a lot of allied health, business, computer, culinary, psychology and sociology courses that you might want to look at as well.
So what are the catches? Follow this plan: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Pierpont_C%26TC
( Read more... ) If you still need more credits to get the 60 credit minimum, sign up on www.Sophia.org for anything that you are interested in and don't already have covered via community college, TECEPs, TEEX, Google Coursera IT certificate...
DO NOT APPLY at Pierpont until you have that minimum! If you then want to continue on through Thomas Edison State University tesu.edu for your bachelor's, I can help ANYONE who asks below or PMs me how to get through a Bachelor's degree for least cost. Yes, I'm a TESU Alumni Ambassador, but I also think it's the best way for adults who like studying for tests for credit.
If you're Jewish or adjacent, Coopersmith Career Consulting https://www.coopersmithcc.net/shop/ can help you get credits in things you probably have a background in already, like how did most American Jews get here, Jewish Immigrant history, Yiddish or Modern Hebrew for credit. If you're not Jewish, they still have a lot of allied health, business, computer, culinary, psychology and sociology courses that you might want to look at as well.
