Fast and Cheap College Degrees?

[martiallist]

What good is having a degree that no one will hire you with. For example, how are you going to explain in an interview in the USA displaying on your resume that you earned a degree from India and you're not Indian. I understand the price of tuition is crazy in the USA and with the student loan interest rate to soon double makes it even harder to attend college. Best route would be to attend community college and work your way up to the local non profit universities. Good luck.

 

[umerjutt00]

I am also interested in getting a degree but I do not want to go to a college. It should be something like pay 2-4K and get a degree instantly. Is there any such thing present??

 

[Roparadise]

What good is having a degree that no one will hire you with. For example, how are you going to explain in an interview in the USA displaying on your resume that you earned a degree from India and you're not Indian. I understand the price of tuition is crazy in the USA and with the student loan interest rate to soon double makes it even harder to attend college. Best route would be to attend community college and work your way up to the local non profit universities. Good luck.

It depends more so on the rank than the actual location of the school. There are schools in Chile 1/20 the price of schools in the U.S. and are ranked higher.

 

[ghassan1988]

Maybe you should look for abroad universities, some countries offer good free education. You only need to cover for your living expenses.

 

[tylerb]

Look into Western Governors University. You pay per semester and can do as many courses as you and your adviser think you can handle. It's under 3k/ 6-month term. Otherwise I would go and read degreeinfo.com for other options depending on what course of study you want to pursue.

 

[umerjutt00]

Here in Pakistan degree costs as low as around $5000. Its complete cost for 4 years of education.

 

[bartosimpsonio]

Here in Pakistan degree costs as low as around $5000. Its complete cost for 4 years of education.

Are they government funded universities or private paid ones?