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All good points. Thanks for watching Priya!

What’s CFP

Nice! Thanks for sharing that tip Ken. Didn't know that!

What courses did you take on Sophia? interested on doing the same !

@@mj.sanchez2196 I did like 14 classes in total, the English classes, Intro to IT, both history classes, art history, Intro to psych, Ancient Greek philosophers etc, there’s so many to list. Definitely check it out, it was one of the best investments I’ve ever made, by now I’ve saved well over the $10,000 mark. My advisor had given me a list of all the classes I could take that they’d accept that was part of my program.

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The Sophia classes are so helpful for undergrad. No grad credits though.

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This is awesome feedback Adrian! Thanks for watching!

Hi. Is your program self paced?

How long is the BS program?

Hey! I was going through the process and getting information about all and they do allow credits to be transferred it just depends like most Universities what will satisfy their courses in regarrds to what you have already taken

Could you please name some of the universities you’re talking about? Thanks.

@@nicholasummel7867 First of all, What state do you live in. Find out who runs the university system in your state. In my state, it's University system of Georgia. They run all the colleges in the state. It's all about cost here, you want instate schools with 100% online degrees. I always start at my local community colleges, then work up to my state 4yr university. Basically I'm looking for online degree in demand fields, accounting, IT, healthcare and business. Many of them have bachelor's degree programs and masters and these days many of them have online programs. These are some of the cheapest accredited schools you will find. Where I live, Gwinnett College has a Bachelor in IT information systems degree for $130 a credit hr. Georgia Southwestern State University has a Master of Computer science and MBA for $9700 total for the entire program, books included. Georgia Southern University has Master of Accounting, Economics and Logistics for $12k total. Georgia College has a Master of Information systems $11k total. These some of the most respected schools in my area. I want a school that looks like a school when I search the address with a gym and or out door sports programs, most state schools are setup that way, like a high school. That let's me know it's a real school. They been around for a 100 yrs. I don't want a school in a business plaza or old strip mall, those are scammy private schools. You also need to find who runs the universities in your state. They will have the list of all the schools in your state that are accredited. It's hard to Google search cheapest schools because it's over run by ads and scams. I start with community Colleges, then small 4yr universities then to the big 4yr schools like the ones everyone knows. Usually, your small 4yr universities with 3000 to 6000 students are the best. They have 100% online programs, accredited by your regional association and they are cheap. In my state, they range from $135 to $250 per credit hour. To find the cost of tuition, go to the school's website and type in tuition and fees in the search. There you go. Way better then the any of those scammy private schools that may or may not be around when you graduate 😂🤣.

@@404TRUCKERTV I live in Indiana

@@nicholasummel7867 Looks like CHE board runs the schools in your state. Ivy tech community college, Oakland state and Ball State looks good to me.

No. Because they are not Title IV eligible. FAFSA only covers degrees. Confirmed on FAFSA website. 🙁