Bachelor's degrees ensure a common baseline of knowledge - a pretty low bar if the preceding 13 years of your education were thorough. Looking over WGU's progra

Bachelor's degrees ensure a common baseline of knowledge - a pretty low bar if the preceding 13 years of your education were thorough. Looking over WGU's programs, if you've worked in the field and have requisite experience, you _should_ be able to test through a program quickly. I did IB, competed in high level science and math competitions, did dual enrollment... and CLEPped the maximum per semester I could in college. Is that such a shock if I'd already covered the material at a higher level?