michigan
25th July 2006, 04:05
Soldiers are often in the field and cant go to class or take them online.
Here are a few alternatives for you guys that are dirt cheap too.
1) [Only registered and activated users can see links]
Most USA high schools require around 27 credits to graduate. Maine state is still only 17, and Maine reconises NARHS to allow transfer students to graduate with the credit they already have, no extra work. All branches of the US military, colleges, even west point accepts its graduates.It even counts your drivers license as a class, and work experience.
2) [Only registered and activated users can see links] only good for those in california, but it literally allows you to become a licensed lawyer or doctor of psychology via mail studies.
3) [Only registered and activated users can see links] accredited by an agency reconised by the US dept of education. It allows some prior training to count for credits. Military, CDL trucker license, pilot license,ect.
Here are a few alternatives for you guys that are dirt cheap too.
1) [Only registered and activated users can see links]
Most USA high schools require around 27 credits to graduate. Maine state is still only 17, and Maine reconises NARHS to allow transfer students to graduate with the credit they already have, no extra work. All branches of the US military, colleges, even west point accepts its graduates.It even counts your drivers license as a class, and work experience.
2) [Only registered and activated users can see links] only good for those in california, but it literally allows you to become a licensed lawyer or doctor of psychology via mail studies.
3) [Only registered and activated users can see links] accredited by an agency reconised by the US dept of education. It allows some prior training to count for credits. Military, CDL trucker license, pilot license,ect.