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@@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671 hi i can't access your website link for the video, is there any problem? do you have the solution for that? thanks

I just started a business but I’m trying to make a multi million business any advice?

You can Hack both your Bachelor's and Master's. wgu.edu allows you to accelerate both, but also has a really solid reputation for getting Bachelor's Degree grads into really high level Master's programs.

It’s just out of curiosity: why do you need a degree?) After being an entrepreneur for so mamy years, you do genuinely believe that University degree is important or necessary in life? (I’m a student by the way and thinking about dropping out of college so I just wanna know what you think about the role of higher education in life)

Hello, please help me, I'm looking a college for an online degree in IT, can you suggest me any cheapest study college for online degree.

There are a lot of reasons a degree is beneficial. For me, even though I'm self employed... I always have a backup plan. I've turned down many great job offers. It's nice to know that I have options. Now, this doesn't mean a degree is for everyone. My advice is... Get a degree, unless you have a better plan in place. Maybe it's to be an electrician, maybe you're starting a business... But if you don't have a better plan in place, a Degree is always better than doing nothing. Lot's of Entrepreneurs have degrees. And it does help knowing that you have that to lean on if things don't work out as planned. But reality is, if you have a plan in place for your career that doesn't require a degree, then it isn't necessary. I'm definitely not the type that thinks my way is the best way for everyone. We're all different. We all have different goals and dreams. Just make sure you're actively pursuing what will allow you to reach your goals. No plan is always a bad plan. Hope this helps.

I wish you healing... I am truly blessed. I have had two strokes within a year. I had no physical impairments. However, I do have some cognitive delays...

So sorry! I don't know if this helps, but I went through this process while dealing with a terrible neck injury and non-stop chronic pain. You can literally do this in your pajamas sitting in your bed if you want. As for reading... there are some tools that you can copy text into, and have the text read to you aloud. And most Universities have different types of accommodations for people struggling with issues like yours. You may even be able to get approval to have someone in the room with you while you're testing so they can read the test questions to you. Hope this helps! Shoot me an email if you'd like (ryan@9monthgrad.com)... I'm happy to help in any way I can.

Get well soon,

my cousin had a stroke at 15. she had to relearn everything, planned on going to the air force but ofc the effects of the stroke limited her, she still graduated high school and continued her studies. talk to counselors at multiple schools and see how they can accommodate. you may be surprised

Totally agree!

It's possible, you just have to find the right program. But I do agree, the clinical stuff can be challenging. But the BSN and MSN can be done very fast!

My pleasure! This process changed my life, and my hope is it can help do the same for others.

That's a great idea.

Do you have more info in this?

Here's a list of some pretty solid CBE programs... www.mydegreeguide.com/competency-based-degrees/

This is a great point. For Nursing in particular... most of the bookwork can be accelerated/self paced but you can't accelerate clinicals. Any hands on training in hospitals can't be accelerated.

I have bachelor in biology but from the Philippines which is not accepted into PA program, I have to have a bachelor degree from the USA, is it advisable to take the accelerated bachelors program, I have take A&P, genetics, microbiology, life span development and others. What will you advise I do

What I know worked for my friends (take this with a grain of salt) is doing their CBE credits with a Uni WHILE doing at least some of the lab based courses at the local Community College in 1 or 2 quarters. While it technically sucked to be enrolled in two higher Ed. Institutions at the same time, it fulfilled the lab requirements they needed. For practicums, the local Uni that accepted them as nursing students made them attend Theory of Nursing courses at that campus, but everything else had already been tested out of or fulfilled in person at the Community College or with CBE credit which was cheaper, reputable, compared to third party testing, and closer to their area than the Uni. It means I know several nurses who (weirdly) got a degree in a BSN in two years total. What also helped is that they were qualified as an EMT Advanced (the under ranking in practicums to a Paramedic) and a Medical Assistant respectively (who does more blood work and patient care/record taking than the average CNA and generally gets to float more areas of a hospital because the licensure certificate is more intensive in most states.) That or others who I know got an ADN (Associate of Nursing Science) degree and then tested out of the BSN clinical care principles (other than a refresher course to ensure everyone was on the same page, 3 credits instead of 12 or more for most incoming B.S of Nursing grads) , did more hands on work in lab courses (think 3rd level cycle 2000, courses in most colleges) to get the rest of the BSN handled, depending on the state. The degree got them a massive pay bump and depending on the state you worked in, allowed their degree to be paid for by a combination of state and employer based incentives for workforce development, effectively meaning their degree was free.

Im a nurse and dont see how a nurse can have tge degree in a year . Took me 4 years and soooo much studying

It depends what start you live in. In some states, you can accelerate from the very beginning. In others, it's better to hack an unrelated major first, then dive into an ABSN Bridge program that can take you from any Bachelor's Degree to BSN in a year. If you're serious about this, shoot me an email and I'll see if I can help you map out a faster path (ryan@9monthgrad.com)

Absolutely! Here's a picture of me with my Diploma the day I received it... d2saw6je89goi1.cloudfront.net/uploads/digital_asset/file/1041116/20171116_160235.jpg Hope this helps!

What type of jobs can you get with your diploma?

Yep, my process is to jump into the course, then find out what you need to learn, then self study and learn the material, then test out. Skip the textbooks, and homework.

Congrats on the promotion! Business Management, HR, and Marketing Majors are all great. I would choose the major that falls in line with what you want most for your future. I'd also highly recommend asking your employer which major they prefer. If one major can get you a better promotion, that might help you decide. In all honesty, each of these majors are going to be nearly identical... with only a few unique classes for each major. Another thing to consider is... which of these fields do you enjoy the most. Management, HR, and Marketing are all great fields. If one is more enjoyable to you, you can't go wrong with that major... especially since you already have a great resume (being a COO is impressive)! With your experience, you can most likely get great future jobs with any of those majors. Hope this helps!

Great comment. Always look at your state licensure requirements for whatever job you're trying to get. This is one of the reasons I always recommend Testing Out through highly accredited Universities instead of trying to CLEP an entire degree. This makes it easier to meet those requirements. But, you still have to meet state requirements for licensure. Nursing is a great example. You still have to do all your clinicals to get your RN. But after that, the BSN and MSN go a lot faster.

The school you choose totally depends on your situation... How fast you want to graduate, what job you're trying to get, etc. I also lay out a list of schools in this video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hZuamdCflsXacXU.html I'm happy to give suggestions if you need. Shoot me an email (ryan@9monthgrad.com)

Glad it was helpful!

I share some Universities that I like in this video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/odp1abtix7nSZKs.html

Very cool!

I'd first look at the jobs you're wanting to apply for and see if there are specific majors that they require. University of Wisconsin has a Health Science Degree that's "Hackable" that might be a good fit.

@@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671 thank you

Hello, I'm looking into NUTRITION / DIETETICS DEGREE as well, have you chosen an University for it, I read RYAN suggested UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN ..what have found it in general on the subject ? thank you !!!

I'm happy to help... I have a full blown degree hacking tutorial here: www.DiplomaSecrets.com ... And I also offer Free Degree Hacking Consultations if you'd like my help mapping out a game plan. If you watch the tutorial, you'll see how to schedule a consultation.

Shoot me an email with some info about what you're wanting to do and I'll see if I can help you map out a path (ryan@9monthgrad.com)

Nah... Maybe just lazy enough to find easier methods! 😆 But I do appreciate the compliment!

I have a ton of videos. Can't share everything in every video... But here's one where I lay out a list of schools: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hZuamdCflsXacXU.html

I ended up choosing WGU. But there are a lot of schools with Hackable programs. To me, choosing the right school depends on your major, and your situation.

If they don't know how to hack the degree, they're pretty much stuck in the traditional path. Even the smarties.

Here's the link to the Degree Hacking tutorial: www.DiplomaSecrets.com

I do the same with my kids! My Degree Hacking Academy program would probably be your best resource. Here's a link to check it out... www.DegreeHackingAcademy.com But if you have any questions, you're welcome to shoot me an email... (ryan@9monthgrad.com)

Here you go.. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fJd-lrhp1Mu9cZs.html

Cybersecurity is a great field to be in, and a Bachelor's Degree in Cybersecurity can absolutely be earned in under a year. Great choice!

Here's a video where I walk through the Degree Hacking process for International Students... kzfaq.info/get/bejne/btSEkpWjt5u4nKc.html

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To be honest, any of those degrees are going to have great earning potential. I'd focus more on what you actually want to be doing for the rest of your career. Each is pretty different in terms of the day to day. I'd deep dive into what your day to day life would look like (career wise) with each major. If you're serious about getting the degree fast, I can likely help you save a few extra years. Here's a look at how I can help... www.DegreeHackingAcademy.com

😆 I love it!

I'm sure it is, you just have to find schools that will allow that. I have some solid paths for accelerating nursing degrees. If you're interested in accelerating, feel free to shoot me an email. I'm happy to help you map something out. (ryan@9monthgrad.com)

For Mathematics Education degrees, I like WGU.

@@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671 western Governors University?

Absolutely, the hardest part is getting accepted into a University as a foreign student. But there are several schools with "Competency Based Education" programs that do allow foreign students. Once you get in, the process is pretty smooth no matter where you live. Do you already have specific schools in mind?

Psychology is a tough one. There aren't a lot of schools with psychology programs that will allow you to test out of classes. I'd try looking into Thomas Edison State University. The process is a little different. You have to do a lot of your testing through CLEP or other 3rd party testing methods but they have a huge variety of programs.

I'm happy to help. Shoot me an email with some info on what majors you're interested in, and I'll see if I can help you map out a path (ryan@9monthgrad.com).

Nextford isn't Regionally Accredited, and they don't have 100% self paced programs. So, they get a thumbs down for me.

I got a Marketing Degree. It's not for everyone, but I love Marketing!

@@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671 so I have a mixture of classes I taken from phoenix university to Liberty university and community - I’m trying to find best way to which one to accept most my credits and finish compliant degree that have the most and marketing looks like it can but I did mass communication What is the best course of action ?

Shoot me an email and we'll find some solid paths (ryan@9monthgrad.com)

Yep, most accredited bachelor's programs will get you into US Master's programs. I will add, you should always check with your Master's program first, just to be sure you're taking the right path for your Undergrad.

Here you go... kzfaq.info/get/bejne/btSEkpWjt5u4nKc.html

Sorry! It's just super hard to give you an answer without any knowledge of your situation or what degrees your working towards. Also.. In most cases, I normally suggest not taking the Sophia route. You're welcome to shoot me an email (ryan@9monthgrad.com) and I'll see if I can help you find a path that's good for your situation.

@@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671 thank you man you seem cool as hell and that's the most respectable response I've ever heard.

I always like to map out my path ahead of time. But you can absolutely hack a Bachelor's Degree and get into very high level Master's programs.

I don't know of any accelerated psychotherapy programs.

Depends on what major you're looking at, and where you are in the world. But overall, my personal favorite school for International Students the is University of Maine at Presque Isle.

It's my pleasure

I agree it's not easy when following the traditional path. But if there's a clear path to hacking the degree it becomes so much easier. We have to shake off the traditional mindset to wrap our minds around this stuff. I know, sounds too good to be true but this process is a game changer!

Shoot me an email if you'd like help. (ryan@9monthgrad.com)

Step 1 is to watch my free training at www.DiplomaSecrets.com ... It's short, and it's free. Step 2 is to schedule a call with me, which you'll see how at the end of the training (also free)... I'll help you find out if Degree Hacking is a good fit. And I can help you find a school that's a good fit. Then, if Degree Hacking is a good fit... I'll be happy to help! Working with me is far less expensive than any other college method I've seen.😉

Health and Human Services would be a solid option. Obviously you wouldn't come away as a licensed therapist, but you could jump into a Master's program for that.

Almost zero... I started with 6 credits. If I'd started from zero it would have taken me about a week longer.

@@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671 I too will be starting out with just 6 credits. Wow, this is so helpful. Thank you!

@@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671 6 months to complete bachelor's or 120 credits from about zero credits breaks down to 20 credits a month or 5 credits a week or 1 class per week. Is that a fair estimate of how long I can expect to complete a class? This is so new and so fascinating to me.

The RN is the hardest. After that, the BSN and MSN are a lot easier to accelerate. You are right, all of these degrees require hard work.

Several schools allow under 1 year. Depends on what you're looking for. Feel free to shoot me an email (ryan@9monthgrad.com). I'm happy to see if I can help you find a path.

I'm not aware of schools in Nigeria that allow you to accelerate, but there are some schools in the United States that allow international students. Here's a list of schools that might accept people from Nigeria... www.mydegreeguide.com/competency-based-degrees/

The GED is pretty simple. It's just 4 exams you have to pass. There are tons of study materials all over the internet. Having said that, my degree hacking strategies work amazing for the GED. I've helped students do it in a couple of weeks.

It totally depends on what major you're trying to earn. But in general, I really like Western Governors University and University of Maine at Presque Isle if you're looking for "No Nonsense". They're both very un-complicated and can be accelerated really quickly. If you need advice on a particular path/major, just shoot me an email (ryan@9monthgrad.com) and I'll see if I can help.

Here's a video where I list some of the schools I like... kzfaq.info/get/bejne/odp1abtix7nSZKs.html&lc=Ugy4c1qragyggqSkv_h4AaABAg

Here's a video where I walk through the process for International Students... kzfaq.info/get/bejne/btSEkpWjt5u4nKc.html

You can always get a degree online from a United States based school. Is this something that you've considered?

@@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671 I'm from India.... I want to complete my graduation in 2 year or less to appear in competitive CDS exam for military.....so graduation in 1 year is valid

Will a degree from an American school work?

Sometimes, yes. I just like to make sure I can find them a Hackable program first. Shoot me an email (ryan@9monthgrad.com) and we'll see if we can find something that's a good fit.

It completely depends on which school you're wanting to attend. Every school has different criteria for what they will accept for credit. I'd reach out to the admissions office of the schools you're considering and see how much credit they'll give you for your experience.

@@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671 Please guide for better schools in Austria and where I can spend less

Unfortunately, I'm not an expert on Universities outside of the United States. But if you can find a University that will give you full class credit by passing exams, I'm more than happy to help. You might also consider attending an American University online.

You can do all of the bookwork and exams online, but you'll have to do your clinicals at a hospital.

They do have accelerated programs, but they aren't 100% self paced. They're basically 7 week terms. So it would still likely take a "normal" amount of time to get the degree.

Shoot me an email (ryan@9monthgrad.com). There's a lot to learn, but I can help you map something out.

I'll add this to my video list. Thanks for the suggestion! Make sure to turn tap the notification bell on my channel so you'll get notified when I post the video. I'll try to do it in the next week or 2.

Here's a pretty solid list of Universities that might be a good fit... www.mydegreeguide.com/competency-based-degrees/

It depends on the University you're wanting to attend, but in some cases yes, absolutely! You'll just need to give the University a call and ask their admissions team.

From my first 2 attempts at college... I had 6 credits transfer in. Which I could have done in about a week with Degree Hacking.

Depends on your situation. But probably one of WGU or UMPI. Shoot me an email with a little more info about your situation and goals and I'll help you find the right path for your situation... (ryan@9monthgrad.com)

Marketing is one of the fastest WGU degrees to hack. If you're serious about this, shoot me an email and I'll see if I can help you save some time and money (ryan@9monthgrad.com)

Yep, this can absolutely be done with teaching programs. My favorite school for accelerating teaching degrees is WGU. Feel free to reach out and tell me more about your situation (ryan@9monthgrad.com)... I'll see if I can help you save some time and money.

Here is my personal favorite accelerated Computer Science program... www.wgu.edu/online-it-degrees/computer-science.html

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Unfortunately, I don't know of any English Majors that can be accelerated. But there's a very good chance that there are accelerated majors that will still open the same career doors for you. If you're open to exploring new options I'm happy to help. Email me (ryan@9monthgrad.com) and tell me about what your goals are. I'm happy to see if we can find a path that will work for you.

Here's a video where I walk through Degree Hacking from outside of the United States... kzfaq.info/get/bejne/btSEkpWjt5u4nKc.html Hope this helps!

​@@9monthcollegegrad-ryansway671 thanks

Absolutely! Here's a video on Hacking Master's Degrees... kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fJd-lrhp1Mu9cZs.html

I'm only familiar with American Universities, but there are several American schools that accept students from all over the world.

Send me an email with a little more info about your situation. I'm happy to help... ryan@9monthgrad.com

Here's my favorite self paced IT program: www.wgu.edu/online-it-degrees/information-technology-bachelors-program.html If you're serious about getting this degree in faster, feel free to reach out (ryan@9monthgrad.com)... I can help you save a lot of time and money. Hope this helps!

If you can find a University in your country that allows you to "Test Out" of classes, than I can absolutely help.

Both types are out there. I prefer 100% online.

Great question... There are tons of great programs but this list is a great place to start... www.mydegreeguide.com/competency-based-degrees/

There are some Hackable Tech Engineering Majors. But not for traditional or electrical engineering. But I have students who are in the process of hacking tech based majors, then are going into traditional engineering for their Master's Degrees. Still faster, and they walk away with a higher degree in the end.

In my opinion. But it depends on the person. Some people are amazing at Math, Science and English.. but not with business. I highly prefer majors with less Math, Science, English and History.

Here’s a video where I list several schools that can potentially work… kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hZuamdCflsXacXU.html But you're welcome to shoot me an email with some info about your goals and situation. (ryan@9monthgrad.com). I may be able to help you map something out.

It depends on which college you're trying to get into. Some American Universities allow foreign students to enroll, others don't. Look for schools that offer "Competency Based Education" programs. Here's a link that can show you a list of schools with Competency Based programs... www.mydegreeguide.com/competency-based-degrees/ There are many other schools with these programs, but this list is a good place to start.