Want school can I enroll and register and start by december 1st?

[JimiT20]

What accredited school is the quickest to enroll and start? They would need to have monthly enrollments like TESC

[rvm]

As you have taken almost a dozen CLEPS and several DSSTs, you have basically already begun your degree. It would seem your decision would be based on your future career and/or personal plans as well as how you plan to fulfill your remaining credits. If you have successfully taken all of the tests you have listed - I have no reason to doubt you nor am I questioning you - then you must have put some thought in to your future and how you plan obtain your degree. So, I am puzzled as to why you want to be enrolled by this Saturday. Do you need to be enrolled somewhere for resume or work-related purposes? Are you seeking an Associates or Bachelor's degree? Would you add some more details so we can better assist you?

[brucet3]

Girlfriend ultimatum?

[cookderosa]

What accredited school is the quickest to enroll and start? They would need to have monthly enrollments like TESC

Uhhhhh. Doubtful. Plan B. EVERY COLLEGE under the sun starts classes in January. It's called "Spring Semester" and assuming you are quick to get transcripts sent in/application filled out, you can start anywhere that'll take your money.

[scorched]

If your interested in aviation based degrees, I know that Embry Riddle has classes starting each month, and as long as you are enrolled before Dec 15th, you can start Jan 1.
At $250 a credit hour, its not the cheapest, but thats not to bad either. In state at old dominion is $273 an hour. I have really liked most of the teachers I had, they started a new 9 week format. They have

Worldwide Campus, Worldwide , Embry-Riddle
http://worldwide.erau.edu/campuses-onlin...hedule.pdf
http://worldwide.erau.edu/campuses-onlin...hedule.pdf

[clep3705]

Adams State College, perhaps? Undergraduate - Distance Learning - Adams State University

[Yanji]

If your interested in aviation based degrees, I know that Embry Riddle has classes starting each month, and as long as you are enrolled before Dec 15th, you can start Jan 1.
At $250 a credit hour, its not the cheapest, but thats not to bad either. In state at old dominion is $273 an hour. I have really liked most of the teachers I had, they started a new 9 week format. They have

I don't want to come across sounding rude but talking up your own university does nothing to help OP who is looking for a school which will let him enroll today and start by the end of the week. (no disrespect to Embry-Riddle either, I used to fly for a living and know their reputation in the aviation world) Pretty much any school would let him register now to start in January. Regardless though, I think it's pretty unreasonable to expect to register and be formally in a course by the end of the week at the end of November.

[ryoder]

The answer to your question is NCU due to its weekly start dates. I do not recommend NCU to undergraduate learners based on cost but they are fine for graduate students.
You can call them right now, pay over the phone, and get immediate access to classes that start next Monday.

[scorched]

Hmmm.. was my school, not currently attending. If you had notice the past tense I used in my sentence structure, you might have picked up that clue.
Plus not all schools have the minimum monthly starting, like was also requested, and with ERUA having a decent per credit hour, I felt it worthy of mentioning to see if helped.
I was however mistaken on the start date the OP requested.

But in the future, why knock someones post? Why not actually post something meaningful towards the OP question instead?
All you did was bash someone trying to help, and tell the OP its unreasonable.
I love negative people like you, who say things are unreasonable, that always motivates me to actually find a way to do it.

Cheers

I don't want to come across sounding rude but talking up your own university does nothing to help OP who is looking for a school which will let him enroll today and start by the end of the week. (no disrespect to Embry-Riddle either, I used to fly for a living and know their reputation in the aviation world) Pretty much any school would let him register now to start in January. Regardless though, I think it's pretty unreasonable to expect to register and be formally in a course by the end of the week at the end of November.

[rebel100]

CSU-Pueblo will do it but only in the independent con ed degree....sociology, and I think one other degree program. You could likely start classes with them today, I don't know how long formal admisssions takes. They will work with student aid/loans and tuition is around $150/credit.