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One issue I see with this, unfortunately, is that most universities require a High School transcript that details the grades and subjects taken along with GPA.
by zerof1l 6y ago
One issue I see with this, unfortunately, is that most universities require a High School transcript that details the grades and subjects taken along with GPA. By getting this diploma, you won't get that. That eliminates a lot of choices for getting a university degree. Sadly many jobs in STEM require a university degree.
- vertis 6y agoIt's true that a lot of entry-level technology(T) positions look for a university degree as minimum. Unlike some other parts of STEM it's not a regulatory requirement. There are also movements like https://www.nocsdegree.com/ https://www.nocsdegree.com/.
- schwartzworld 6y agoYou can probably get around this by starting at. community college and then transferring to the school of your choice. Most schools have stricter admmissions standards for new freshmen than they do for older students transferring over.
- itronitron 6y agoAlso, some states (maybe all) require that state universities accept students that have completed two years of community college.