HACK College & Graduate in Months | Degree Hacking Tutorial
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- Опубліковано 25 лип 2022
- College doesn't have to take 4 years. Earn a College Degree Faster. You can literally graduate with a bachelor's degree in less than a year, for a small fraction of the cost. Watch my Free Degree Hacking Tutorial here: www.DiplomaSecrets.com
This video walks you through which Universities are best for "Hacking" or accelerating, and shows you the exact step by step process that will allow you to earn your college degree faster.
If you want a college degree, but don't want to spend a fortune on tuition, and want to graduate faster... Degree Hacking is the fastest, most affordable way to earn a college degree.
What is Degree Hacking?
Degree Hacking is a simple step by step process that can help you earn an entire Bachelor’s Degree in as little as 6 Months. The process teaches you how to graduate WITHOUT textbooks homework, quizzes, group projects, lesson plans, study guides and more…
Who is Ryan Swayt?
I was a 2 time college dropout working a $12 an hour job, with a family to support. I was desperate for a better future. Long story short, I found a better way. I earned an entire Bachelor’s Degree in just 9 months and found a career I love. This process has changed my life, now I want to teach others how to do the same.
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This is insane. I had no idea this was even possible.
Universities don't advertise this because the faster you graduate, the less money they make. So glad you found the video!
This really works! I did it back in the 80's. I did my Bachelor's through Thomas Edison State U. It took me a little longer (about 2 years) because I lived abroad and had to wait for international mail. And, yes, you can get a quality education this way. When I went on to Grad School, I was well-prepared, and made the dean's list. Other colleges to consider: Liberty U., and Colorado Christian U. both allow competency based education for about 75% of a degree.
Thanks so much for sharing your success story! This is fantastic!
Great video! I like that the introduction included young learners that completed the accelerated program and that you included the schools that you like. Also, you look like you lost weight compared to the videos you have in your degree hacking program. Whatever you’re doing, keep up the great work! I appreciate the information.
Thanks so much!
Thank you for this!
My pleasure!
thanks a lot man, this is life changing for me if I get it, I'm so far behind though, I'm studying for the GED exam then I hope I can find an affordable online bachelor and finish it in less than a year
I'd love to help man. Once you finish your GED, shoot me an email (ryan@9monthgrad.com) and I'll help you map out a game plan.
Amazing video! Informative and helpful. This is inspiring to many people watching who are looking to better their lives educationally. I’m at a crossroads in my life, changing career paths. Getting a higher form of education is key to getting a higher salary. I’m hoping I can use these hacks and get my bachelors in 1 year, that would be amazing ❤
Thank you!!!!
You're welcome!
I was originally looking at Excelsior and Thomas Edison because I have 65 credits from an associate of science from 30 years ago from a regionally accredited college. I know they won't take all of my credits. I was thinking of taking CLEP/Sophia to get it up to 113 credits. But now I am thinking WGU would be better using your method. What happens if you don't pass an exam at WGU? Do they let you retake it? What happens if you don't pass it twice? You definitely have my interest. Thanks for sharing!
hey,
my friend is an architect , he is also a self taught programmer , but he doesn't have a degree and he needs one to immigrate, studying online sounds perfect fit for his schedule, but yes we are short on cash and he needs an accredit degree to immigrate , sadly architect evaluation takes way longer and more expensive so he is considering taking an online degree but must be accredit by CANADA ( ideally wes ), is it really possible to fast past through out all that in 3-6 months ?
I just hacked away 90 transfer credits of UMPI supply chain management degree using Sophia SDC and coursera. Cannot wait to start working towards my bachelors in may.
So awesome! Congratulations.
In your experience does work experience count for anything or would you still have to "test out"?
Is Capella University's FlexPath a good option for being able to "test out" and do the degree hack?
Yes, you can graduate from Capella in under a year with their Flex Path programs. I will say, I personally don't love Capella, but they do have one of the only psychology majors that's "Hackable" so I do prefer them for psychology. But for most other majors, there are other schools I like more. Hope this helps!
I got my MSIT in 1 second after watching this!
Dang... It took me 8 seconds. You smoked me!
Thank you for this video! I have 2 questions. 1. Is it possible to study this from anywhere in the world and getting my degree shipped to me? 2. Will these degrees be accepted if you want to teach abroad in "degree required" countries? Hope to hear back from you. 👐✍
Hi! I’m interested in doing an accelerated neuroscience degree. The main thing that deters me from school is the idea of being bound to a classroom. For labs and whatnot I would be okay with going in person. Is there anyway to jump straight into my bachelors degree, or should I do an accelerated A.A. degree- then transfer into a university?
I'd probably hack a full Bachelor's Degree, then jump into a neuroscience Master's program. Shoot me an email if you'd like... I'm happy to help you map something out (ryan@9monthgrad.com).
Does sophia allow testing out? Does it have a bunch of filler work, or like you said about the other places, is it a single test or project?
Sophia is project based.
There is something that is quite bothering me a little. In what way do I test out classes? Do I have to be enrolled or not? Because I heard that colleges make you pay a small amount for testing out classes if you are enrolled. I don't know if that's true, but I don't know. I just wanted to be sure when you have time, of course. Maybe you can talk about that in your next video? I just want to help you out, that's all.
Great suggestion. I just recorded a video where I walk through my favorite ways to "Test Out" of classes. ua-cam.com/video/9UWyduMhqfg/v-deo.html
Thanks for the suggestion!
where do i find all the quizzes for all 41 classes for the business accounting degree program from WGU and do those credits transfer to Michigan state Business bachelor degree?
That's a super loaded question that's tough to answer in a comment thread. Shoot me an email if you want to dive deep (ryan@9monthgrad.com).
Best informative video for online learners. Could you please give me a information about which university has semester based tution fees and best for bachelor's in cyber security?🙏
My personal favorite University with Cybersecurity & Flat Rate Tuition is wgu.edu
Can WGU credits transfer anywhere? I mean the local community college can say something other than it depends when asked and i think it depends neans probably not but just my thoughts
To be honest, no school has a 100% transfer rate with their credits. If you plan to transfer, it's always best to map everything out ahead of time and make sure the school your transferring into will accept.
Currently doing Sophia classes. I’m hoping to have about 45 credits in the next 4 months. Haven’t decided if I’m going to do something computer related or electrical engineering. I may end up taking a few computer classes just in case.
I love it!
it's looking like Thomas Edison isn't so Sophia friendly any more.
Yep, they've made a lot of changes.
Looking to do a criminal justice degree what college would be best and also is there any that will accept my law enforcement training college credits.
For Competency Based in Criminal Justice, and good with offering transfer credits... I'd look at this program: www.umpi.edu/yourpace/academic_programs/ba-criminal-justice/
If you want to hack the degree, shoot me an email. I can help you save a lot of time (ryan@9monthgrad.com)
What if you already have classes that you can transfer in. Will that help or do I hate to test out still?
As long as the program your transferring into allows you to test out. Having previous credits will definitely help!
What are your thoughts on Liberty University and University of Phoenix? Are these schools hackable, I’m trying to get a Masers in Social Services.
I actually just did a full review of University of Phoenix. Here's the link: ua-cam.com/video/sYZzVaZmxbg/v-deo.html ... The video goes live in a few hours.
As for Liberty University, the process is a little different. They accept 3 years of credits toward a Bachelor's Degree from CLEP, Straighterline, Sophia.org, Study.com, etc. But those 3rd party testing services usually don't have the correct classes to fulfill Master's Degree requirements.
Hope this helps!
I know LU has an avaiation program that gives almost a years worth of credit for having commercial pilot’s license. I wonder if I can apply my pilot certifications and also test out of classes. That would be amazing. I honestly had no idea this was a thing. Thank you!
Can you tell me how many Sophia , Clep credits UMPI accepts?
It depends on which major you're working towards. It's always best to reach out to the school directly and ask them about the exact major.
Hi. I'm from the Philippines and I have a Bachelors Degree (took it 4 years from University of the Philippines). I'm curious what university could credit my undergrad degree so I can take further education on a chosen field I want? Thank you!
I'm sure there are lot's of schools that will accept you into Master's programs. The best place to start is by making a list of schools you'd like to attend. Then start calling them and applying for Master's programs.
Is this including or excluding transferring credits from an in person school?
I had 6 credits transfer. If I started with zero, the degree would have taken me an additional week or so.
Do u have to attend prestigious universities physically or is there an online option?
I recommend going 100% online. It's way faster & normally cheaper. So whatever programs you're looking into, make sure they offer 100% online options.
do you need to have a GED or Highschool Diploma to enroll in these schools?
Yes, for the most part... Any Regionally Accredited University requires a Diploma or GED.
I contacted TESU, asking for Competency Based Program. The response I got was:
"The BS in Healthcare Management program is offered completely online and you can earn this degree entirely through the University's online and distance learning courses. Although, I do want to bring this to your attention, that this degree program can not be completed just with TECEP options, you will be required to take few online courses. We do offer terms every month and you can register from 3-15 credits in each term. Each term is 12-weeks long and you will be required to complete your coursework within this timeline."
Ryan can you educate me if this is the strategy you are teaching us or not?
I prefer choosing schools that are 100% competency based. But TESU is a great option if you're wanting to earn most of your credits through CLEP, Sophia.org, Straighterline, Study.com, etc. You can earn most of your TESU degree by transferring these 3rd party exams over to the school... Then completing as many TECEP exams as they'll allow. By the end, you should only need to take a few classes through their "traditional" online program.
Hope this helps. I do offer free consultations if you'd like help mapping out a strategy. Shoot me an email at ryan@9monthgrad.com if you'd like to chat.
@@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671 thanks so very much for being there for us, u are a good mentor
Happy to help!
Hi I would like to pursue my Bachelors Degree by Online..I don’t have any idea for the procedures and the best University which is low cost.I am Filipina who is currently working in Bahrain.Please give me some advise thanks🙏🙏🙏
try niyo po muna mga local schools na may online degrees gaya po ng AMA OEd, CAP College, AIDE, etc.
How do you obtain the info for passing a exam?
There are a ton of different strategies you can use. One of the most simple resources... practice exams.
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My pleasure. Thanks!
What do you think of Excelsior University?
Pros and Cons. They are super lax with their Transfer Credit policy. So if you have a lot of previous credits you can usually get them transferred without losing much. As for Degree Hacking... Most of the "Hacking" will have to be done through 3rd party resources like CLEP, Sophia.org, Study.com, etc. .. Then transferred over. It's a different process, and is a good fit for some people. I prefer schools that let you test out of all your classes through their school, without the need for 3rd party services.
All in all, they are a good fit for some. But if you're starting from scratch there are better options.
I am an engineer in power sector have more than 10 yrs experience I need to get a good masters program to add credentials to my resume I am not happy with the proctor camera exam can you suggest me a fast accelerated program in construction management or IT or cyber security
Most schools that allow you to "Test Out" of classes have proctored exams. They want to make sure you're not cheating. But a lot of schools have partnerships with local schools so that you can go in and take an exam in front of a teacher. If that's what you prefer, that's an option too.
Shoot me an email with a little more info on what you're looking for, and we'll see if we can find the best fit (ryan@9monthgrad.com).
What about University of Phoenix?
They have a Competency Based Education program but they limit how many classes you can complete per semester. Which limits your ability to accelerate. So, I'm not a fan.
I’m in California can I attended these schools even though they are out of state?
Yep, most of these schools have really solid online programs. As long as you live in the US, it shouldn't be a problem at all.
@@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671 awesome thank you, I want to become a PE teacher what school program that I can get done fast do you recommend?
Sorry I'm seeing this so late! If you're still wanting to graduate faster, shoot me an email and we'll see if we can find the fastest path for your situation (ryan@9monthgrad.com).
How do I do that when I can't get answers from any institution I've spoken with?
It's a tough one. Some of these schools are very backed up. And others just have don't have competent staff answering phones. Don't give up! Shoot me an email and I'll see if I can answer questions (ryan@9monthgrad.com)
Hello! Do you provide private consultation? Thank you,
Absolutely, just shoot me an email with some info about what you're looking to accomplish. I'm happy to help. (ryan@9monthgrad.com)
I tried to do additional research I couldn’t find any degrees I can achieve with only a few hundred dollars spent? Is their something I am missing?
This video will help... ua-cam.com/video/Utrehzn0cN8/v-deo.html
If you do it right, you shouldn't have to pay anything outside of some taxes and fees. But the school isn't going to magically waive the tuition for you. You have to take things into your own hands.
@@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671 thanks I appreciate it Ryan
Is it more difficult for internationally-based students, financially and logistically?
The financial aspect is the hardest part for International Students. The Universities in the US are far more expensive... ua-cam.com/video/8nT_2rR5Tls/v-deo.html
What happens if you don't pass an exam at WGU? Do they let you retake it? What happens if you don't pass it twice?
At WGU you just retake the exam. Some teachers let you retake at your own convenience. Others want you to prove that you're ready to pass it by doing a few tasks. But yes, failing an exam is no big deal as long as you take it again and pass by the end of the term.
WGU no longer accept international student into their programs.
Yep, it's a bummer. They still accept from Canada though. You might try Purdue University Global or U Mass Global. They both accept International Students.
Hiii can you please tell me if i get a bachelor's like this can i do my masters at an ivy if i graduate with a high gpa and build lots of extra curricular?
As long as you map it out ahead of time. Make sure to choose schools and strategies that will open those doors. But it's totally possible. Shoot me an email and I'll see if I can help you map something out (ryan@9monthgrad.com)
@@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671 lol im already 27 will turn 28 in November i decided to go back to high school and take my GED ill give that exam in like 6 months then try to do the excel track program at purdue or some other good university.
So is the masters possible after this like for example not from an ivy but perhaps a great university like uc berkley or one of that standard?
It totally depends on the school you're trying to get into. I'd figure out which schools you're open to attending, then see if your undergrad choice will give you what you need to gain acceptance.
Yeah hi can I email you about where are you taking admissions? Please I’m interested to doing it but I’m just curious if it’s work for NEWYORK DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION?
@@H_3_4_R_T_S (ryan@9monthgrad.com)
How do you find out what's on the test?
There are a ton of strategies for this, but definitely tough to explain in this thread. I have a ton of videos on this inside my program. Shoot me an email if you'd like to learn more (ryan@9monthgrad.com)... No pressure at all, but there's a good chance I can save you multiple years of time... and a lot of money as well.
What about Rasmussen university
They do have some Competency Based programs. I'm not super familiar with their structure and guidelines though. It's just not a very well known school.
How can i gets online aviation management bachelor
The strategy would be a little different. I think Liberty University has an Aviation Management program that allows for 75% of the degree to be transferred. So you'd hack the first 3 years through 3rd party exams like CLEP, Sophia, and Study.com.. then do the last year as a traditional online student.
It's definitely sloppier than the Competency Based programs but with Aviation, that's just not an option.
Are there any where you can get an engineering degree?
Nope, I don't know of any "Hackable" engineering degrees. But you can accelerate a Bachelor's Degree and then jump into an Engineering Master's program. That would still save you a few years.
@@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671 Great thanks!
Best online MA un Public Administration school with low tuition ?
I'm not aware of any MA degrees in Public Administration that can be "Hacked".
What about PENFOSTER COLLEGE
I love their high school. But their college is not Regionally Accredited. That's a deal breaker for me.
Can a foreigner get enrolled in this program?
Yes, there are Universities in the US with Competency Based Education programs that do accept international students.
Are any of these online schools diploma mills?
Make sure you look for schools that are Regionally Accredited. That's the key to avoiding Diploma Mills. There are definitely a lot of low value online schools... But there are also some very good ones.
Feel free to shoot me an email and tell me more about your situation. I'm happy to give advice... (ryan@9monthgrad.com)
@@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671 I just graduated with an Associates Degree in Occupational Safety and Environmental Compliance from Texas State Technical College I have a scholarship to earn my bachelor degree from Texas A&M University Commerce and my program is totally online and comprehensive based. Look into that program for me
Did you file for fafsa or pay out of pocket?
I was so broke going back to school that the FAFSA part was easy. But I've dealt with scholarships a lot as well. In the end, I paid about $200 out of pocket for my Bachelor's Degree.
How did you sign up for scholarships?
I started old school with the Ultimate Scholarship Book, then trickled into some of the main directory sites. I'm also a big fan of hitting up local community colleges in your area and getting resources for local scholarships.
So, which schools or colleges or universities provide a flat-fee per semester? Have you done a video on this topic, too? Keep up the good message!
I know for sure WGU does. That's the school I'm attending.
Help. can I get your email. Thanks.
(ryan@9monthgrad.com)
Hi, I want your help with choosing a college. Can you let me know your email so i can email you?
Sure, here you go... (ryan@9monthgrad.com)