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Reminder that Study Hall is based on ASU Universal Learner, which has a lot more courses. Some of which are self-paced. And they count towards ASU residency if you are transferring in credits they like for an ASU degree. Just know that degree seeking students at ASU cannot use them, just make sure you finish all your SH or UL courses before you enroll if you want to do a degree with them. If you take at least 12 credits with SH or UL you can get admissions without a HS diploma or GED.

Thoughts on Arizona Global?

Great content!

First of all, unless you are absolutely and 100 percent certain that you will be able to utilize your degree program completion for an advanced career in your field, then by all means, I would say go for it. However, that has not been my experience. Their primary goal is to suck you in and keep you stuck in their system by selling you false hope, and then keeping you prisoner as their "adjunct faculty" to teach others and suck them into their faulty programs. It's a huge scam! After getting halfway through my online bs program, I left and did a reverse transfer back to community college, only to find out that nothing from my transcript that I completed at that university was worth a damn. Now, after $25,000.00 student loan debt and using up a lot of Pell Grants, I'm stuck with a low GPA, a bunch of classes that I didn't need and couldn't use, and a heap of student debt. Save yourself the trouble... stick with your community college and transfer. 😅

Some of these do not have Doctoral degrees, Can you please do the best colleges on ABD Dissertation?

Love it!!! ❤

I’m 22 and haven’t gone to college at all. Would yer service be useful for me?

WGU is a degree-factory school stay away friends, i transferred to Arizona State 0:00 , even with all of the jokes, it is still better than the joke called WGU. None of the Utah schools including Brigham Young, Weber State University of Utah Southern Utah or Utah State want anything to do with this school . Most of their courses are easy to pass it’s just competency and all you have to do is answer one question a week, and respond to two students . If you have the field experience and just want to check the box but other than that is a crap school

I have 91 credits with Sophia. Took a year casually pecking away at it. But, I’m concerned that those credits may not have longevity to them. So, is there a way to add permanency to them? Is there any sort of credit repository outside of universities?

One negative I do have with WGU is if you start you better not change your mind. I wanted my degree 4 years ago and decided to start with them. Life happened and although my classes started, I dropped them 30ish days in. Of course, my fault, but now I feel they’re the best school for me because of their curriculum style but I’m having to jump through hoops to reenroll. You have to do an SAP appeal to be able to use FASFA (10 business day process must have documentation), must pay any collections from prior attendance (up to a 45 day process if you can pay it off), and THEN once you complete both of those and they’re approved, there is a 60 day readmission process where it’s quite possible they may not let you come back. It’s a very stressful process. That being said, I want to go to WGU because I’m at SNHU right now and having to write a paper every single week for every class, plus discussion posts, plus your final essay is a lot. Super writing intensive. Is there a school outside of WGU that would be a good choice that isn’t super writing intensive?

Great stuff as usual.

I’d love to hear your opinions on edX!

Hey man I love your content! I am trying to find the best graduate school and wanted a good, non proctored, essay based program that is non-profit and that is properly accredited. I found out that St. Leo University is non proctored exams, not a for-profit, but they're not a Middle States accreditation or a Regionally accredited. Is it because this school is located in Florida? Would love some help before I put my 20k into them lol!

I did 66 credits on StraighterLine in one month & paid about $1400

I did 73 credits on Sophia. About another 30 from prior learning. I’m down to my last 23 credits this coming term. Then the capstone after that.

Don’t go to this degree factory school! They advertise on daytime television and their degree factory school what they don’t tell you is the people who get jobs have the experience and they just need the degree to check off the last thing on the box most of their classes are you don’t even gove you a GPA. Universities law or your degree but it’s competency based all you have to do is answer their stupid weekly question and responded to students. At the end of the day none of the Utah schools including: Brigham Young University, the Univetsity of Utah, Utah State , Webber State University or University of Southern Utah, want anything to do with WGU.

I'm not even a adult, I'm just a early high school graduate who wants to enjoy their twenties

Hey, I just finished up my B.S. from Purdue Global. I am looking for an online masters program in physical education that doesn't require licensure. This is pretty niche, best I'm finding are just M.S. in Education Leadership. Love your videos, very inspiring. Keep doing awesome work.

What is the appeal of going to a for profit? Just go to a local commuter college for much cheaper, and get a better education...

I'm glad to hear that they got a good review. I want to go here and then go back to in person college for my masters

Where do you find the placement tests? I can only find the practice tests and they don't give credit for any lessons when you pass them.

I haven’t had any problems with the school, but I understand the context thanks for all your research. I’ll just be sure to polish my personal brand so I have something more

They're basically scams when they're For Profit. Capella, Phoenix, etc.

Hey great video Cliff. Can you you also do a video each for Saylor, Sophia, Straighterline and other platforms showing how easy and hackable they are for an older student to complete a certain amount of courses in a short period of time?

Bachelor in computer science? Which university is better Bcz i want to transfer 90 credit hours

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I'm looking at doing a BS in Communications and Purdue is one of only a few schools with a BS not a BA in communications. Curious what I'm looking at time investment wise and cost wise. I figure I'll probably spend 5-10 hours a day on school.

any opinions on UNH cps online?

thank you so much for these college hacked videos! so much incredible information -- every parent should see the top 5 of these! especially, every home school parent should live on your channel for a month. as background, we're pretty broke. i mean, really broke. yet we have hopes for our children, and you show how to achieve these objectives so very affordably! i regret the missed opportunities for my older two, but my younger two are really benefiting from your great info and your generosity! thanks so much for your diligence and your unselfish sharing of information that can make such a difference to so many! i wonder if you would think about kicking off a few home schooling videos on this channel? it would be great if your info turned out to be searchable to parents who could really benefit from your info. it's amazing to realize that every home schooled kid has the opportunity to get a bachelors by the time they get their diploma! even if schools require a diploma for those last 10 residency courses, any home schooled kid worth their salt can pass the ged by 10th grade (of course they'll still get their high school diploma by end of 12th grade, but also a bachelors!), so it's absolutely amazing what's possible! thanks again!

Do you think is it possible to hack Penn state world campus?

I am an MBA student at Strayer and I have zero complaints. Luckily, the cost is greatly reduced due to a huge employer discount coupled with some tuition reimbursement. I am in no rush, so I have it planned out where I am only paying about $800 a year and am spreading it over three years. My advisor hasn't changed so far. I am two years in. They have been transfer friendly. I was able to find a few courses elsewhere I could get a little cheaper/free and as long as it’s 75% similar and accredited, it’s been easy to get approved. I can transfer in up to 4 courses which is great at the graduate level. Perks I got are free subscriptions to Grammarly, Wall Street Journal, LinkedIn Learning, Sophia (don’t need, but can still use if I want), and Coursera. The school also has wellness options. I haven’t used it personally, but I think it’s along the lines of free counseling services if you are struggling with things like depression, addition, etc. My instructors have been great. Everyone has been responsive, offer help when needed, all have a wealth of real world experience in the subject matter - like HR, finance, etc. They offer live sessions to go over all of the expectations for every assignment. I have never felt confused about what is expected. Every semester they have live sessions to make sure students know they have access to tutors, librarians, writing and math coaches, etc. I don’t think I would have considered them at full cost. It’s way too expensive. But when I stumbled upon the opportunity to give it a whirl at a significantly lower cost, it was more appealing. I have tried courses at a few other schools and haven’t regretted my choice yet. I know the name carries some stigma, but for me, I am at a point in my career and life where the school name really doesn’t matter much.

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thanks for this great overview of college hacking options for the broke and busy student!

The tuition is getting more expensive nowadays, so that is why more and more people are getting educated from 2-year colleges

StraighterLine is a freaking scam. Once you are finished with a course and got the credit hours, the course transfers to nowhere. You could imagine a Big Four Bridge in Louisville that goes nowhere in terms of railway traffic

So is it true that they will be offering healthcare administration?

What about a masters degree? Such as Masters in management/ leadership or MBA

Just a reminder that there are Courera courses with ACE credits, some of which you can do within the trial period. Like the Google IT Support Professional specialization for 15 credits. Obviously it depends on your university how they fit into their degree plan.

hmmm, our pgu advisor didn't even tell us about exceltrack options. this was less than a year ago. we had a desire to begin immediately, and asked specifically how to get asynchronous, but they said we had to adhere to their class schedules.

congratulations on an incredible accomplishment! you're so right about job applications -- i totally had the same experience. you're lucky to even hear back after applying. i'm not criticizing: how can recruiters and human resources wade through hundreds of applicants? they need to select a few must-have criteria to bring the pile of applications to a manageable level.

Thank you for this! Going back to school for my ADN at 35. What are your thoughts on best online schools for BSN?

thanks for another great college hacked episode! i remember asking my masters level controls professor for help. he told me that i should have known this information before i took his class, and that he didn't have time to teach me prerequisites. he was a pretty young fellow with a social life. eventually, i was able to learn what i needed to know, but it took an enormous amount of time and effort with many late nights of research in the library. my next controls class was with a professor in his 70s who loved sitting down with students and helping them reach their aha-moments in his subject matter! he turned out to be one of my most valued professors! just like anywhere in life, you'll meet many different kinds of people with different priorities. because of that, it's helpful if you can find the information and resources that help you know enough to select classes by professor whenever you can. this is one area where on-site residency excels, but maybe today the forums are equivalent? would you think about telling us a little bit about helpful forums like this associated with each of your most recommended schools?

I’m a current Residential Champlain College student in the Game Production Management program and I gotta say, it’s a great program that combines interests of business and management with video game development. I enjoy the classes, the professors definitely care about us and they’re always willing to help us with anything in any way possible. The school also has some of _the best_ study abroad options for all students!! However, there are some things I don’t like about the school. First of all, the first-year students live in restored Victorian era mansions, which sounds cool, but many of them are in desperate need of renovations and still have mice and ant problems all year round. Unfortunately, the school doesn’t do the greatest maintenance on stuff like this. 2 of the mansions, which were renovated in 2022 and 2023 btw, have already flooded and grown mold. I can also testify that the dining hall food sucks. The point about the carrot in the hot dog bun was *WILD* and I hope to *NEVER* see that before I graduate (which is next year, 2025‼️‼️). To the point about us college students needing to party…you’re right…there aren’t many party spots around, that is if you’re under 21. Since my friends and I are mostly all 21, we’ll go out to bars and have a fun time, but otherwise, we’ll just have smaller-scale parties at each other’s places. If you’re thinking about committing to Champlain, definitely do it for the academics and just navigate through the hardships as best you can👍

Since UMPI's business degrees are not accredited and I want to earn my masters after (which requires an accredited degree), what should I do?

What online schools would you say is the best if someone wants to major in biology? With the end goal of getting into veterinary school.

anyone can purchase a badge/pin machine for $50. inkjet printer + your logo = any college hacked graduate can fly your colors! i mean, (not pushing you for merch) anyone who really really wants can have it for $50 and just a wee bit of labor : )

Thanks for this video I chose Liberty University and am currently hacking their physics degree.

I mean if i had to have a carrot in a hotdog bun I would knock it down a few stars. 😂