I was 3 classes short of my BA when I stopped almost 9 years ago.  I want/need to go back and finish.  Help?!?
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As a recent Grad School graduate who did my undergrad over a period of 16 years, my advice is:\n\ncontact your school.  they should accept your existing credits, but will probably require you to do at least 30 hours with their institution to recieve a degree.  Some colleges (the one you were attending?) will allow you to finish up a small number of credits with another institution and still award you a degree.\n\nSo, you should check with the school you were going to, and the one you want to go to.
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Then why in the world do you need to answer a Masters-level question?\n\nAre you returning to college, and are in your first graduate class? How can that be if you don't have a Bachelor's Degree?\n\nHave you talked to your professor(s) and your adviser about it? You can ask for sample questions with "good" answers so that you can get a feel for what they are looking for.\n\nIf you feel your basic knowledge is lagging behind because your time out of school, talk to your advisor about auditing lower level classes addressing current knowledge and skills.
660850
Go back to school, and don't look back. If you can't afford to go full-time, do your crappy job during the day and take night or weekend classes. Don't let it discourage you that it may take a few years - would you rather have a new career five years from now or be stuck in your same field five years from now? Good luck, hon.
231320
you should go back when your ready, its really cool what you wanna go back for, i dont know how many years it will take prob like 5ish, but good luck its way awesome what your doing!
1119507
You might want to lower your standards and start with a job that doesn't need all your qualifications, and doesn't pay as much as you want. keep sending out resumes, though. ou never know when someone will need exactly whatyou've got. 3 1/2 years is a big gap. what have you been doing in that time?
243757
of course you can finish. Call your local board of education. They can help you.
232069
Who told you that you can't go back to school and take the 30 credits for another major? Colleges want your $$ they don't care if you already have a degree. In this day and age, a lot of people need to be retrained. IF a reg college doesn't let you take classes, take them at a community college. You will need more math classes and business classes.
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My sister had the same question when she was taking classes at community college.  She planned to get an accelerated BS at Redlands and wasn't sure if she should take a couple of extra classes to get her Associates Degree.  I reminded her that our mother had not finished college when she got married.  Since you never know what the future will bring, I think it is best, since you are so close to getting the Associates when you are working toward your Bachelors, to get it just in case your education gets interrupted.  It would be a shame to be only a couple of classes from having a degree, which could translate into more income, until your education could be resumed.  Also, probably best to go for Masters before PhD, as each step helps increase your income in whatever field you choose.
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You can try to write a letter to Kementerian stating that you have a need to further your studies in other ways.  If you have a compelling reason, they may let you out of the program.\n\nIt's worth a try!
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Call your local high school and tell them you want to go back. That will be a great place to start. They will be able to tell you how to get your diploma or GED. I think its great you want to go back !!!!!!
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check with your schl counselor.  Then check with local community college district.  Other than that, ask some friends who have been there, done 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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Awesome!  But five years is too long.  Can't you find an accelerated program somewhere?
1026620
I suggest you take M.C.A. Now, M.B.A degrees are not that worth that it had been some years back. Moreover, M.C.A would be like a continuation (getting deeper into the subject) of your B.C.A degree.
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you should apply in KPO'S like GENPACT,Amex,Vertex BPO etc.\n\nthese companies hire C.A Inter people.\n\nBut don't tell them that you want to complete C.A FINAL with your regular full time job.They won't hire you.\n\nyou just say you have discontinued your studies and don't want to  complete C.A
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"suggest me new best places"???  I'd say, back to school for English 101 and 102, for beginners... you spent those years going to school for that degree without a clue of what you wanted to do with it when  you graduated? I'd suggest filling out applications at all the fast food restaurants you pass on your way to LaLa Land. LMAO
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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 !!!