Fastest Way to Bachelor (it's really just a bucket list item)

[Maltus]

Last update: I'm done. It took me two terms to finish the minimum required resident classes (12 in total). Today, they issued me my bachelor's degree, a degree that was 19 years in the making. This forum helped a lot getting there so thanks for all the advice given on here!

Congratulations!  
Just out of curiosity: How much did you pay for your BA in total?

[ReyMysterioso]

Last update: I'm done. It took me two terms to finish the minimum required resident classes (12 in total). Today, they issued me my bachelor's degree, a degree that was 19 years in the making. This forum helped a lot getting there so thanks for all the advice given on here!

A huge congratulations is in order. You should celebrate this win. It's big. It's meaningful. And I lost count of how many people I've known in life never got to the point you even started, or got halfway through and just gave up and can't find the fire to pick it back up again and finish.

Welcome to the Pride. Frame that sheepskin and hang it on the wall proudly. It doesn't just represent a score of random classes. It really represents two decades of your knowledge, experience and and hard knocks.

[chris.erhardt14]

Thank you! It's nice to have finished. I didn't "need" the degree for my a promotion or career, it just simply bothered me to never have finished it so that bother is gone and I get to sleep just a little better now.

How much did it cost? Over the the entire 19 years? I don't know. To finish up this year - not a lot. Two months of Sophie (so $200) + two terms at ETAMU ($2,000). I'm a Texas resident so I only pay $1,000 per term with them.