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Well, letting you get credit is not universal, or maybe not common. They want you to pay them for your degree.
by SamReidHughes 8y ago
Well, letting you get credit is not universal, or maybe not common. They want you to pay them for your degree.
- dorchadas 8y agoYeah. I can't help but wonder if the parent went to a school that charges a set amount of tuition regardless of how many hours you take (with the exception of part-time versus full-time). My alma mater does that, and I was offered to take finals if I thought I already knew the material as well. Though it was just for credit, not grades; basically the equivalent of passing an AP test for that subject.