Classes options at Pennsylvania?
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500 dollars in Center VAlley...like by Allentown?  If that is right, then your best bet is LCCC (Lehigh Carbon Community College).  It is the community college, but I do not think that 500 dollars would even be enough for that.  There are colleges in Center Valley--DeSales and Lehigh Valley College.  LVC is a rip-off (avoid it), and DeSales is a private school (not cheap).  Look into LCCC: www.lccc.edu and see what you can find.
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pcdi is a good one or Pennfoster. It really depends on the degreee you are looking for. You can also get your high school diaploma from pcdi
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A place in PA where it does not snow.......maybe you should try a junior college where you don't have to be too smart
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If you are close, there is an awesome one in Pennsylvania called the Pennsylvania School of Culinary Arts. A friend of mine went there, and he was able to get grants to help him. They will also help you out with financial aid if you need it.
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I think Kaplan does classes.  Also usually there are some in your area that do lots of advertising.  Ask your school's college counselor.
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Community colleges will let you enroll for single course.  Take some of those, work HARD and they will probably admit you.  You have to take a bunch of core classes anyway.  Good luck.
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Try Goshen College, Ohlone College, or San Antonio College for starters. They all have really good programs, its just a matter of what exactly you want.
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Here are some options for you.\nhttp://www.google.com/local?hl=en&lr=&q=pilates&near=Levittown,+PA&sa=X&oi=localr\n\nThis Is Pilates\n469 Johnson St\nJenkintown, PA\n(215) 887-6852\n\nCentre Pilates\n20 Richboro Newtown Rd\nNewtown, PA\n(215) 579-0007\n\nAbs Personal Pilates\n1200A River Rd\nTitusville, NJ\n(609) 737-8600 \n\nCentre Pilates\n1025 Temperance LN\nRichboro, PA\n(215) 357-5946\n\nPilates by Linda\n2655 Philmont Ave\nHuntingdon Vly, PA\n(215) 947-5510\n\nPilates Center\n80 Lambert LN\nLambertville, NJ\n(609) 397-7117\n\nPilates For Sport\n3488 York Rd\nFurlong, PA\n(215) 794-0229\n\nFlip Dog Power Yoga & Pilates\n74 Peddlers Ln\nLahaska, PA\n(215) 794-9349\n\nPilates Core Ctr\n128 Route 70\nMedford, NJ\n(609) 654-5404\n\nPilates Technique\n230 N Maple Ave\nMarlton, NJ\n(856) 797-8942
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I have two friends who are PAs in who live in Blue Bell, PA. If you are interested, I can connect you with them if you email me at pa2b32@yahoo.com. I don't know what their availability is, but they are good people. Good luck.
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Some community collleges offer Mandarin.  I took it.  It was fun.  If the regular semester is too long, perhaps you can take an accelerated course or a summer course.  Those usually run faster/shorter...
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ok dn't listen to the person that just answered......\nspam..\ngo to penn foster online\nthey are pretty cheap..i'm going through them right now for accounting.
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go to http://www.marcopolo-education.org  you should find anything for ANY class there!!
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I'd continue the math & science but maybe try the regular class instead of the AP if it not a strong suit. Good luck
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Check with some of your local colleges. Many of them probably offer online classes. My local community college offers about 200 classes online.
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Allegheny College in Meadville \nCarlow University\nCarnegie Mellon University\nChatham College\nCommunity College of Allegheny County\nDuquesne University\nGeneva College\nGrove City College\nIndiana University of Pennsylvania\nLaRoche College\nPennsylvania State University\nPoint Park University\nRobert Morris University\nSaint Vincent\nSeton Hill College\nUniversity of Pittsburgh\nWashington and Jefferson College\nWestminster College\n\nHope this helps!
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There are quite a few on line universities any more depending on what you want to learn. Two, i recommend are DeVry & the U. of Phoenix, both fully accredited.  Many of your local universities/community colleges offer at home classes, too. If it is a business degree you want there are a bunch of those entities available too, but i would call your local library's business & info center to check their accreditations as well as the BBB for any complaints on them
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Community Colleges are a good options for some classes.  If you're looking for at home curriculum, try Apologia Science, Saxon Math (goes up to calc I believe) and Excellence in Writing with Andrew Puduwa (it is geared toward a little younger age group, but if you son is at all lacking the mechanics of writing it is a great program). Also, check out the book "A Thomas Jefferson Education."  You can find it at www.gwc.edu in the bookstore section. It is a must read!