Degree planning advice- Please Help!!!

[rachel83az]

If you want cheap and fast, have I got good news for you! You do NOT need a full AA degree at your local community college. That is way too slow and expensive! You only need 24 RA credits (8 classes!). If your local CC costs more than $200 per class, you will want to use TEL Learning. This roadmap will help explain what's going on and what needs to be done: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sa...ts_Roadmap

But the very first thing you need to do RIGHT NOW is to go sign up at Sophia for $149 for the full year. This will let you knock out the rest of your gen eds (besides the 8 RA classes) - the equivalent of an AA - for $149. Check out this thread for how to get this amazing offer: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...live-again After the end of December, Sophia will be $79/mo.

So you need to take the following steps:
1. Sign up for Sophia, per the other thread.
2. Check the roadmap and decide which 8 RA classes you'll be taking.
3. Apply to TESU and enroll by paying for the $50 Medical Terminology TECEP. You do NOT need to take this test. It is simply the cheapest and easiest way to become a fully enrolled student. This step is extremely critical!
4. Start working on the gen eds you've chosen.

Also, what degree are you wanting? There are a few plans on the wiki already but we can assist if the degree you want isn't listed.

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Oh, and when considering the cost of your local CC, don't forget to consider the price of books and other supplies. With TEL Learning, there is no additional cost for these things; it's all included in the $200-per-class price tag. If your CC charges $150 per class but you have to buy a $100 book then the CC actually costs more (obviously).