How Does Online College Work? | Planning to Graduation
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- If you're not familiar with online college programs, this is a quick 101 on how they work and how you can graduate from one.
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52 Sophia credits in 6 weeks. Starting UMPI on July 1st. Going to do 60 credits in 2 semesters (16 weeks). From degree start to finish 6 months. $3300.
You could transfer upto 90 credits in UMPI
@@Dotboii I need 60 graded credits to get into law school.
@@Ricky_Spanishh All the best
@@Dotboii thanks bro
Excellent work!! 🤩
I followed your tips and graduated from WGU in 2 months! Thank you!
Thank you so much for this video! I’m starting my Sophia courses today, all thanks to your channel!
SO happy we could help! 🥳 You got this!
Great video as usual. This channel was very helpful when I was first helping my oldest with his planning (he's gone from a freshman to a senior in 1 year) and encouraged me to get the MBA I'd put off for more than 25 years.
FANTASTIC! If you’re willing to share more, I’d love to hear it. clifford@collegehacked.com
51 credits and starting WGU July 1st, thank you for all the helpful info and inspiring stories shared Dr.
AMAZING! 🥳 You got this!
This video is a very smooth process of the online college journey. Keep up the great work guys!
Love the video
Great knowledge!
Quick question about
UMPI
Liberal arts or General studies degree.
Are there any requirements besides
The 30 resident credits?
Or can you do the rest of the degree with Sophia
Etc?
PS
I was told you automatically get an associate degree with UMPI
After completing Bachelors
Degree.
Is that true?
An associates degree is essentially half of a bachelors degree, but you don’t automatically get it conferred, usually there is a capstone class or some other requirement you’d have to go out of your way to meet. But sometimes they can just be conferred in-passing. And yes, there are other graduation requirements, like upper level hour minimums and total credit minimums!
UMPI is great more videos of it please
We have several! What else would you like to know?
New subscriber here. Thanks for this video. I'm a homeschooler and I just finished my classes this year. And I was wondering if a online college like WGU would be willing to accept me as a homeschooler and what kind of transcript (A SAT test, or a transcript from an accredited umbrella homeschool, or my own homemade transcript) can I use to enroll for a degree program? I would appreciate it if anyone would be able to help me out with this situation. Thanks.
Some schools have your parent/homeschool co-op create transcripts showing the classes you completed and corresponding final grades. Sometimes they have you sign a form saying you promise you graduated high school 😉 Depends on the school, but there’s a way into nearly all of them.
@@CollegeHacked Thanks a lot.
Just wanna say good stuff & in my last class i had 4 lectures by you haha. Class of 24
Nice! 😂
Doing a master's degree in legal studies. So far I haven't found a way to hack any classes, also I know graduate classes are much harder to hack in general. You guys are the experts, so any ideas?
Well thank you, *tips graduation cap*. It all depends on what the school you’re at allows! Liberty University offers portfolio plus credit, as one example of schools allowing a type of hacking at the grad level :)
What online schools would you say is the best if someone wants to major in biology? With the end goal of getting into veterinary school.
A residential one :) Check the vet schools you plan to apply to, but usually the requirements include residential sciences with labs.
Would you recommend a majoring in social work or psychology?
It's all about backwards planning. Those majors are fine if they lead you to where you want to be.
In one of your previous videos you discussed the possibility of some well known institutions adding Healthcare Management/Administration degrees. What's the timeline on this?
No idea, but we hope soon!
@@CollegeHacked Can you do a video on the 'hackability' of the Health Administration degree from UMPI? Is this program online? Looking forward to your feedback!
@@emmanueljmdIt’s either residential, or part of their standard, 8-week courses majors list. It’s not a YourPace program, those are the ones we are mainly focused on 😎 But in general, healthcare prefix classes are rarely hackable, so it becomes a question of outsourcing the free electives and gen eds and then accepting that the major will be completed at the school itself.
Please share how one can get a second BS or a masters in health science at WGU without getting fasfa?? 😢
Do you mean how else can you fund school without federal aid? Try outside scholarships from sources like scholarships.com and myscholly.com!
Are certificates better than a degree to achieve a job?
Rarely ever, but depends on the industry and the cert.
How do I make sure I retain information I’m learning while flying through courses. And are general courses even worth retaining if you’re just gonna focus on other things?
I personally have not been to any sort of schooling for 8 years so I’m afraid to take a step and getting overwhelmed with schoolwork and not learning anything at all since I don’t think I remember much of what I learned in High School.
Flying through and retaining are two different goals. You need to get clear on what your PERSONAL goal is-whether to complete the degree as fast as possible and learn very little, or slow down so that you’re still going much faster than traditional college but giving yourself a chance to learn and retain. Everyone has a different brain and different skills and abilities, so your job is to find the sweet spot in your journey. Start with Sophia so that it’s low cost and low pressure, work through your nerves and fears there, then you’ll be ready to attend the school you’re planning to graduate from.
@@CollegeHacked some of the most genuine advice I have received so far. Thanks!
@@puertoricanv1ncecuh870 You got this!!
Do you know any university or colleges that will accept N.A credits? I got an Associates in Applied Sciences in Management but I want to transfer into a Bachelors of Applied Science in Management (to continue on) but it is a N.A accredited institute that I attended. It feels like I made a mistake in my education path which would mean wasted time & income. Please help!
Try Liberty University, Edgewood College, and South College! You’ll probably need to apply and send official transcripts for them to do a transfer credit evaluation to see for sure what might transfer, if anything. Good luck! 🤞🏼
any opinions on UNH cps online?
Haven’t looked into it much, but after a quick look, it looks fairly hackable :) “TES is a dynamic, robust library of course equivalencies that UNH CPS has previously accepted, which include not only traditional college courses but also professional licenses, certifications, workplace training, and college-level exams such as CLEP, DSST, AP, Straighterline, Sophia Learning, and more.”
Does it work for those outside of america though?
Mostly yes, but some online colleges/universities will require you to be a US citizen or reside in the United States.
@@chilldragon4752 which online colleges would you suggest for non-americans?
@@NoRockinMansLandDepends on what you want to do. I would say look into UMPI as they accept a lot of alternative college credits (Sophia, Straighterline, etc). I did American Public University which gets a lot of unnecessary hate because it is a for-profit school though it is regionally accredited which is what matters most. I also got accepted into four different graduate degree programs with my degree. These are the cheaper online schools (there's more if you look) but just so you know you may have to verify that you are proficient in English depending on where you are from.
@@chilldragon4752 thanks a lot for this, I'll look into UMPI