Difference between revisions of "Conservapedia:College Guidance"
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''Conservapedia'' offers free college guidance, including how to obtain quality degrees for less cost. | ''Conservapedia'' offers free college guidance, including how to obtain quality degrees for less cost. | ||
| − | Specifically, this entry will provide information on how to take free courses here that will enable students to excel on [[CLEP]], [[ | + | Specifically, this entry will provide information on how to take free courses here that will enable students to excel on [[CLEP]], [[DANTES]], [[DSST]], [[TECEP]], or [[AP]] exams to obtain quality college credits to much lower cost than typical tuition charges. |
Students have reportedly obtained entire college degrees for a total cost of less than $9000 by earning two full years of credit based on CLEP exams. | Students have reportedly obtained entire college degrees for a total cost of less than $9000 by earning two full years of credit based on CLEP exams. | ||
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Completing college in three years can save 25% in tuition and expenses and [[opportunity costs]]. Some colleges facilitate early graduation and transfer credits, while others have policies making it difficult to accelerate the process. | Completing college in three years can save 25% in tuition and expenses and [[opportunity costs]]. Some colleges facilitate early graduation and transfer credits, while others have policies making it difficult to accelerate the process. | ||
| − | [[Thomas Edison State College]], for example, provides a low-cost path to a college that utilizes online education.<ref>http://www.tesc.edu/1673.php</ref> | + | [[Thomas Edison State College]], for example, provides a low-cost path to a college degree costing that utilizes online education, perhaps costing as little as $10,000 overall.<ref>http://www.tesc.edu/1673.php</ref> |
Online sites, such as "istudysmart.com", offer a three-step approach to obtaining college credits more cheaply than current tuition rates.<ref>http://www.istudysmart.com/content.asp?cid=227</ref> | Online sites, such as "istudysmart.com", offer a three-step approach to obtaining college credits more cheaply than current tuition rates.<ref>http://www.istudysmart.com/content.asp?cid=227</ref> | ||
Revision as of 03:43, June 27, 2010
Conservapedia offers free college guidance, including how to obtain quality degrees for less cost.
Specifically, this entry will provide information on how to take free courses here that will enable students to excel on CLEP, DANTES, DSST, TECEP, or AP exams to obtain quality college credits to much lower cost than typical tuition charges.
Students have reportedly obtained entire college degrees for a total cost of less than $9000 by earning two full years of credit based on CLEP exams.
Completing college in three years can save 25% in tuition and expenses and opportunity costs. Some colleges facilitate early graduation and transfer credits, while others have policies making it difficult to accelerate the process.
Thomas Edison State College, for example, provides a low-cost path to a college degree costing that utilizes online education, perhaps costing as little as $10,000 overall.[1]
Online sites, such as "istudysmart.com", offer a three-step approach to obtaining college credits more cheaply than current tuition rates.[2]
Many four-year colleges and community colleges offer affordable college credit through distance learning programs, which enable students to juggle school with jobs. Conservapedia courses can help fill in the gaps in these courses at no additional cost to the students.
| College | Cost-per-year | CLEP or 3-year policy |
|---|---|---|
| Liberty University | $24,360[3] | |
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