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Requirements vary by college and there is no universally accepted standard for GE. The difference in academic background of candidates also affects colleges' approach to general education. Many colleges accept AP and CLEP exams in place of introductory courses, up to a certain limit of credits.  
 
Requirements vary by college and there is no universally accepted standard for GE. The difference in academic background of candidates also affects colleges' approach to general education. Many colleges accept AP and CLEP exams in place of introductory courses, up to a certain limit of credits.  
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The cost and rigor of undergraduate study makes it difficult for some people to be able to study. Many students complete their general education coursework at junior colleges, where there is little to no tuition.
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The cost and rigor of undergraduate study makes it difficult for some people to be able to enter a four year institution after high school. Many students complete their general education coursework at junior colleges, where there is little to no tuition and the pace is more relaxed.
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