I have 230 of college credits and would like to turn them into a degree, is there a college that will do that?
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Depends on what you got those credits in.  Sounds like you have enough for some type of degree, even if liberal arts.  If you're lacking in some of the required courses for any degree, you might be stuck taking more classes.\n\nWish I could be of help.
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Try community college first.
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You degree is based on the actual courses (modules) that you study. Some modules are common to many degree areas eg some Math modules are common to business, science, engineering. \nIn your new degree program, you can get credits for the common modules but you will have to study the unique modules from scratch.\n\nI hope you had some common ones, otherwise you'll be in college for a few more years.
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Yes. Here is a the best site for that! Collegeboard.com
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Go to CollegeBoard.com and go from there.
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There's  a way, but  it's  gonna have to be the hard way:  you  need to go through the same, or a different college's Continuing Ed. division.  You need to take about 3-5 courses to prove you can get at least a 2.5 gpa, then re-apply into Matriculating status at that college in order to take courses that will actually count towards graduation.  Basically, you need to "prove yourself" again first before you're considered by the Office of Admissions.  Talk to the admissions' counselor and the Continuing Ed. Dept.'s counselors of whichever school you will try to apply again.  They're usually very understanding and helpful.\n\nGood luck !!!
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Obtain a college degree!
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I would check your local community college, many of them offer on-line courses (at an affordable price).  I would also make sure you pay close attention to the approval process, I have heard many stories about credits/classes being non-transferable.  You don't want to waste time or money.  good luck.
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Look into a Pathways program. You can earn college credits while you're still in school. It will save you a lot of time when you graduate from high school.
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Absolutely you can.\nCheck out Wayne State University in Michigan.\nThey have a great program.\nCounseling is in the dept of education.\n\nGood luck!
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look at the colleges 2 see if they have any programs. good luck...
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I'm not sure that is what it is called, but you can get college credit for work experience in the same field.\nIt is up to each institution how much credit they will give.\nYou need to document you work experience, any non callege classes in the field, and any CLEP test on forms provided by the institution, and they will evaluate it and determine the amount of credit if any they will award.
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Grad courses is a great idea. Is there a college nearby you that offers them?
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you need official transcripts stamped by your university.  most universities will be able to transfer the bulk of your credits.  the problem is usually variations in how schools number their courses.  so you'll have to go talk to someone to clear up any doubts as to what required courses you've completed.
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You may want to speak with your counselor and possibly your local community college, four year school or any school you may want to attend.  Some colleges and universities do not look favorably on students graduating almost a year early. Look into programs that allow high school seniors to take classes that count for college credits.  Good luck
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Yes there are schools that offer a high school diploma through online courses. Make sure that they are regionally accredited. National accredidation is often not accepted by colleges if you're looking to go that far.
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Many people are.  I know I was, years ago.  You may want to start with a liberal arts program at a local community college. When you find something that interests you can major in that subject and then transfer to a four-year school.  \n\nYou get the same diploma as the people that went there for all four (or more!) years, but don't waste all that money trying to figure out what you'd like to do. I tried it both ways and this is definitely the way to go, especially if you're paying for college yourself.\n\nGood Luck.