[rsg149]

Just found out I passed the exam (thank god).

I need 6 more hours of college credit (can be anything).

Any suggestions on the cheapest and fastest thing I can do that is accredited?

(Applying for license in Virginia and I live in DC)

[Parthamis]

community college is pretty cheap.

H&R block fall course also offers 3 credits, which will also help enhance your individual tax prep knowledge.

[M123]

You just passed the summer sessions so many courses won't be fast but there is one exception (always, no?) – university extensions.

Here, the UC schools such as UCLA offer extension courses. They cost about $700 for 3 units but no mating rituals to apply, less competition to get a class and generally last about 8 weeks. They are college credit and if you go to “ratemyprofessor” and select carefully – you may be able to get through it at cruising speed.

Maybe a local college will also offer that but until then – I think UCLA extensions has no concern whether you're out of state.

Local community college districts also offer online courses during the school year which may be shorter duration but I haven't looked recently. Hopefully one of these things works for you.

[mckan514w]

UMUC I think has undergraduate classes that are on an abbreviated schedule- so you could in take one or two starting in October – I don't think you would need to apply for a degree program either- don't know the cost though…

and they ask me why I drink...

FAR- 61-next time I'll ask for lube instead of a calculator
REG-75- Never been so happy to see such a low grade
BEC- 8/11
AUD- 9/2

[jm27208]

I am taking the property transactions class at UCLA extension – so far so good. I currently have 27 credit hours, and need three more. This class is listed as 4 credit hours, but I am curious if these are quartered hours or semester hours. This basically dictates if I need to do another class after this (4 quarters equals 2.66 semester hours) or not so any help would be appreciated. Thank you!

[Anonymous]

CLEP and transcribe at community college?

[Anonymous]

I was going to suggest the CLEP. Look at your skills (languages?) and see if you can make the grade on any of the tests.

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