Education easier....seriously

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So hey I got some questions...

Do you not have alot of time in your day already but still want to get a college degree? Would you like to earn a bachelors or associates in many degrees while almost never setting foot in a classroom? Do you test well? Then Excelsior College is for you.

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Seriously this is an awesome way to go. Kiyomi and I are going to Excelsior College on New York State. It has wonderful oppurtunities and you can earn a Bachelor in Arts or Sciences in approximately a year, depending how much motivation you have. There are three ways to earn credits;

1. Taking a class on campus. - Difficult though since not everyone lives in New York

2. taking a class through correspondence - What you do here is take the class online and mail or fax your class work back to the college for grading. you learn at your own pace and can speed through a class in six weeks, or you can take up to a year if you wanna take it slow on a hard class.

3. Testing - There are tests you can take that earn you credits. CLEP, DANTES, Excelsior tests are tests you can take for your gen ed requirements like English, History and so on. Your check out or buy a book to study what it takes to pass the test and take it. You get a grade depending on your test score. Then you can take a test called a GRE. For example, I am taking a GRE in physics. I take the test, and this test covers everything...and I mean everything. Now don't get me wrong, these tests are not easy but if you know your stuff, then I reccomend studying the GRE exam, take it, then once it's done, the GRE exam covers 30+ credits to satisfy your Bachelors. Then you recieve the diploma. The best part is, these tests cost about 120-135 dollars each instad of $400-1000 and more for a class.

This diploma is not fake and it isn't accepted by just a couple colleges when you're ready to go for the masters or Phd. It is real, accredited, and well accepted. So there ya go...if you are interested, here is a link.

http://www.excelsior.edu/

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