Editing Frequently Asked Questions (section)

=What Bachelor's Degree(s) can I get?=
It depends on the school, but typically one in Business Administration, Psychology, Social Sciences, or Liberal Arts. 

With [[Charter Oak State College]], you can obtain a Bachelor's of Science/Arts in Business Administration, Health Care Administration, Psychology, Cybersecurity, General Studies, and many other majors or concentrations.  With [[Thomas Edison State University]] you can obtain a Bachelor of Arts, or Bachelor of Science in several different majors such as Business Administration, Finance, Psychology, Social Science, Sociology Math, History, Computer Science, etc. [[Excelsior College]] has similar degree structures available. 

Both TESU and Excelsior have nursing programs. All three also provide associate degrees in various disciplines.

You may want to research statistics regarding employability and unemployment levels among the various types of undergraduate and graduate degrees and you should always consider your goals and situation before jumping into a particular degree program. For more information on how to choose a degree see [https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-Not-all-degrees-are-equal this very informative discussion thread] at [http://www.degreeforum.net DegreeForum.net] discussing degree selection.

==How Long Will It Take To Complete A Bachelor's Degree?==
A lot less than you might think, and certainly '''far less than a traditional brick-and-mortar school which is typically 4 years long. '''Many users on [http://www.degreeforum.net DegreeForum.net] are able to easily graduate under a year with many finding that the sweet spot is around 3 months to a year. Some have even done it in 4 weeks as described on [http://www.bain4weeks.com BAin4Weeks.com].

''<u>Some success stories:</u>''

''Ashkir completed one Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration – Management & Leadership Concentration from [[UMPI]] in '''7 months''' using just [[Sophia]] for a total cost of $2,800''

''Forum User bricabrac completed [[TESC Degree Plans|four degrees in two years for $10,000! ]]''

''Forum User Ryoder completed one Bachelor's degree in Business Administration in '''six months''', then decided to knock out a second Bachelor's degree in science & math''' in another six months '''before going on to graduate school .''

==What is the fastest/easiest bachelor's degree to get?==
Fast and easy are in the eye of the beholder. For many people, the answer to this is going to be a liberal studies/liberal arts degree due to the variety of credits that are accepted. The fastest/easiest degree you can get is one where you already have prior knowledge of the subject. There are many people who have been working in a given industry for many years who are able to get a subject degree (such as business administration, nursing, or computer science) within just a couple of months by applying their prior knowledge. 

==What is the cheapest bachelor's degree to get?==
The answer to this question will depend greatly upon whether you already have credits from a prior associate's degree, an attempt at a bachelor's degree, and so on. In general, the cheapest degree will usually be a liberal arts/liberal studies degree from one of [[The Big Three]] due to the number of inexpensive transfer credits they allow you to bring in. But if you already have experience in a given field, the cheapest degree may be one that can be completed quickly in a [[Competency-Based Programs|competency-based program]].

If you are accelerating, [[UMPI]] and [[Sophia]] may be the cheapest degree path clocking in just under $3,000.