I have two associates degrees and military service that combined make up over 120 credits. Is there any school that would take all of this and shit out a bachelors for me? It doesn't need to be a good school I just need the piece of paper. Thanks.
>>34637292oh right im asking about schools in the US
it's not the number of credits. the credits have to be in specific academic areas. You'll prob need a couple semesters to fill in the gaps of what you're missing.
>>34637292You need to spend at least 2 years to be a certified burger flipper in whatever wagie role you choose. Choose wrong and it's another 2 years training for burger flipper.If you saved money from your service either invest or learn to manage a business, mainly with the hiring who and bullshitting people side of it.Otherwise, you should see what wagie role you like and focus on studying that, don't go blindly just because something's quick.
Put ur transcripts into ChatGPT and use the Deep Research feature. Ask it to tell you if your specific classes fulfill all/most of the requirements for any Bachelors of any subject at the colleges in your state. Or if you’d only have minimal courses left to complete due to the major or residency requirements. If you have a bunch of humanities/arts/social type courses it could probably apply to a bunch of degrees.
>>34637292no. even very accommodating easy A state schools like ASU limit you to 64 credits from another institution
>>34637292If you were smart enough to learn to fucking google something you would have gotten a bachelors instead of 2 associates. https://study.com/college/credit-transfer/top-10-online-colleges-that-easily-accept-transfer-credits.html
>>34637292Washington Post article about exactly this: https://archive.ph/k8Ruj
>>34637292Interdisciplinary studies is the perfect go-to major if you literally just want a piece of paper that says "Bachelors Degree"It is a somewhat expensive way to get a piece of paper that says "Bachelors Degree" but at least it's a piece of paper that says "Bachelors Degree" that has institutional backing.That being said a degree in interdisciplinary studies will probably drag down your resume more than just not having it at all.
>>34637292Any even remotely reputable university requires that you spend at least your senior year with them.
