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Yes of course, but could someone pull it off in 1 year if they take all the free MIT courses ahead of time? College debt is a huge burden on kids these days.
by tmaly 6y ago
Yes of course, but could someone pull it off in 1 year if they take all the free MIT courses ahead of time?
College debt is a huge burden on kids these days.
- alisonkisk 6y agoIf you study in advance, you're limited by how fast your institution can give you credits. There what OP is about They studied ahead and did 3 years in school. You're usually paying per credit for these transactional degrees though, not per year. College debt is only a burden for scam private schools and people trying to buy their way into the upper class. If you go with community college Associates and public state college Bachelor, it's not a huge debt burden to get a degree. The time spent studying (not working for money), and paying to live in your own apartment (instead of supported in parents home) and get fed by the college restaurant (instead of home shared meals) is the main cost.