(07-29-2018, 07:08 PM)zzzz24 Wrote: Hello,
I have been reading a lot of this forum and the other degree forum (not sure which one is better?) but thought I would register here.
Hope I am posting this in the correct category. I am sure this has been posted over and over again, but was looking for some advice on where to start.
I differ from most others here, I am Canadian, so would have to do this a little bit differently than others.
I currently have a 2 year community college diploma and was interested in upgrading to a bachelors degree. My diploma is similar to a paralegal, so I would probably be interested in studying something either legal or english related. Math is a week point for me, so hopefully something without much or any of it.
It seems like CLEP/DSST is mostly a U.S. thing and I don't really see many testing centers for this here. So it looks like I may have to use mostly the online websites like study, straighterline, etc?
I am looking for literally the easiest/quickest bachelors degree I can obtain. Any suggestions on where to start?
Probably get my transcripts and then get them evaluated for U.S. equivalency? Then pick a degree most suitable?
Then basically start registering for online courses and once I have fulfilled everything, I basically register at my university of choice and pay any extra course/grad fees?
Any help is appreciated.
Thank you
If you want t brush up on areas of math, Khan Academy is a great resource for that (as well as so many other areas now too) imho!
(07-30-2018, 09:09 AM)zzzz24 Wrote: Thanks for the info everyone.
Here are the courses I have taken at community colleges.
I have also taken some other courses here and there as I have mentioned, but I am assuming they would not be accepted because they aren't from an actual community college and wouldn't be able to send any actual transcripts to WES for evaluation to send to TESU? I just have certificates from those. I also have a decade of work experience in various positions, not sure if that would count for anything?
COURSE COURSE NAME CREDITS GRADE
COMM 214 COLLEGE WRTG SKILLS-LAW CLERK 3 60
HUMA 024 HUMANITIES 3 71
LAWS 150 PROCEDURES & PRO CONDUCT 3 77
LAWS 155 LEGAL DOCUMENT APPLICATIONS 3 91
LAWS 160 BUSINESS LAW (TORT & CONTRACT) 3 78
LAWS 170 CRIMINAL LAW 3 83
COMM 314 BUSINESS WRTG SKLS-LAW CLERK 3 60
LAWS 250 LITIGATION 1 3 68
LAWS 260 REAL ESTATE LAW 3 68
LAWS 265 REAL ESTATE PROCEDURES 3 73
LAWS 270 TRANSCRBNG LEGAL TAPED DICTATN 3 71
LAWS 280 LEGAL RESEARCH 3 80
LAWS 355 LITIGATION PROCEDURES 3 80
LAWS 360 TITLE SEARCHING 3 74
LAWS 370 LEGAL DOCKETS AND RECORDS 3 70
LAWS 380 CORPORATE LAW 4 91
LAWS 390 LITIGATION 2 3 77
POLS 023 WAR AND TERRORISM 3 66
LAWS 450 DEBTOR OR CREDITOR 3 79
LAWS 460 FAMILY LAW 3 78
LAWS 465 FAMILY LAW PROCEDURES 3 80
LAWS 470 ESTATES 4 82
LAWS 488 FIELD PRACTICUM 3 SAT (SATISFIED)
PHIL 027 BUSINESS ETHICS 3 91
COMM 1007 COLLEGE ENGLISH 3 A-
COMP 1082 COMPUTER SKILLS & APPLICATIONS 0 P (PASSED)
I think you could possibly have those other courses evaluated for credit, as well as any experiential learning you may have if you can have somebody verify what they consisted of!


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