Students Find Ways to Earn Bachelor's Degree in 1 Year

Jan. 30, 2010 - PRLog -- Fast Degrees has discovered a way for students to earn a regionally accredited 4-year bachelor’s degree in less than 1-year.

While this may seem too good to be true, becoming an informed student and understanding the degree process can help students get their 4-year bachelor’s degree in as little as 12 months and begin a new career with a new degree.

Fast Degrees (http://www.fast-degrees.com) discusses a variety of methods to earn credit without setting foot into a classroom.

Potential students may consider speeding up their education for a number of reasons. Certain professions require a minimum of a bachelor’s degree to be considered for employment, and whether the student is a current employee seeking a promotion, or a new applicant searching for the perfect job, having the education of a 4-year degree can be the deciding factor between a handshake and a rejection letter.

Many adults are going back to school to earn their degree, but because of active job and family commitments, the time it would take to complete a traditional 4-year degree program may actually take more like 6 to 8 years. It’s a great deal of time and money that many adults in this economy simply do not have.

Fast degrees include accelerated classes, credit transfer, life experience credit, credit through professional licenses or certificates, work experience credit, military service, testing out of classes through a variety of Prior Learning Assessments such as the GRE exams, CLEP, and DANTES/DSST exams.

For those students who need a bit of guidance in attempting the feat of completing a bachelor’s degree in a year, Fast-Degrees.com provides a degree blueprint to help guide students every step of the way. The prize at the end of the year: a regionally accredited degree, holding a great deal of weight for potential employers and an impressive addition to almost any resume.

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About Fast Degrees

Fast Degrees (http://www.fast-degrees.com) provides students with the tools they need to complete their degree in less time. These regionally accredited degree programs can be earned through a combination of life and work experience, prior learning assessment , credit by examination, accelerated classes, and transfer credits.

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