Is it possible to complete 12 Sophia courses with min 97% per course in 3 months?

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Yes, age and location play a role in most of these ACE/NCCRS providers, most of the providers will accept international students (inside the US) or US Citizens/PR (outside the US).  Most follow the age 13 or above guidelines, but Study.com is 16, Onlinedegree.com is 18.

It's in the FAQ area, question #5 & #6... Link: https://www.onlinedegree.com/faqs/#question5
They accept students 18+ in age in #11... Link: https://www.onlinedegree.com/faqs/#question11

Here's a link to a post of mine, in turn, it links to 3 of my previous posts from last year explaining COPPA and the workaround.
Link: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...#pid386579

Wait a a minute, I don't live in the U.S, I'm not a U.S citizen nor a Permanent Resident.
Can I still use Study.com, Straighterline and Sophia?
I don't understand

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Whole package means your degree, your work experience, your letters of recommendation, etc. In general, most individual classes play little to no part in this. Exceptions for programs that specifically want certain classes to be on your transcript.

I see.

Unrelated question:

Is it true that I can't take remote CLEP exams without being in the U.S?
I emailed collegeboard but they didn't respond.

You're supposed to be in the US. So, yes, that's unfortunately true: https://clep.collegeboard.org/about-remo...proctoring

I think some students have used a VPN, but doing that carries its own risks.

I was thinking of using a VPN to take some clep exams and I don't know if it can work because you install a software to check your computer.

And before the exam you have to show your government ID (spoiler alert, it's not a U.S one)