3 Month Masters Degree?! Fastest "Hackable" Master's Programs

Thank you for your valuable content. Could you leave some options to do these courses not only in English but also in Spanish, please.

Very informative video.

A question
I wanted to ask you
Is how realistic is it to get even smaller scholarships
For low income adults
And also for
College age kids with
Fairly high earning parents?
Thank you!!!!

It’s possible I got a Masters MAOL at UMPI in one session for $2,000. Wound up hacking within a three semester timeframe two bachelors and a masters. Now in an MBA program and doctoral program all because of CBE. If you search you’d find it out there. Just don’t want to disrespect our good host here but I’m always available to share the story.

There's a video of a guy who completed his MBA from WGU in 12 days!

Hey, may you make a video about this hack in EUROPE? TY

Perfect info again! Thank you!

Hi! University of Maine Presque Isle has an accelerated Master of Art Organizational Leadership which is very respected in the Academic Field.

Hi! :) New here. Do these methods (BA or MA) work for creative writing?

Sir, you have some great content. However, some of your content is incorrect, in particular your comment regarding Capella University and how it is not based in the US. This is absolutely incorrect information. Perhaps you misspoke. A lot of you all on these social media platforms have a lot of negativity around CU. All I am saying is that anyone watching your videos and others, need to do their research. CU is regionally accredited and also accredited by some other major accrediting bodies. Perhaps people don’t like the fact that CU is a private institution. That is a valid POV. But there are people who see value in the university and could pay less in the long run with FlexPath. I think that if you all would allow for the student or potential student to look into the university without making comments, it might be helpful to them. CU had an issue a few years ago in the Psychology department that had an issue with accreditation, other degree areas have a good reputation. The moral of this comment is to allow for people to think for themselves and for them to draw their own conclusion and to give correct information in your videos and not just opinions. Opinions are yours and you have a right to them, but when you throw out a “fact” please make sure that it is indeed a “fact”. That’s all. Just a little nugget for the day. 😊

So if I apply at Walden I never been to college I can apply for childhood education and graduate in 3 months ?

Can you do a video about University of People (UoP) as well??

Is it possible to get a bachelor's at WGU in the business field and then go for a Masters at WGU in thr tech field?

Thank you this actually helped me a lot

A College that was left out of this review is Liberty University. I have been reviewing Psychology and Social Work programs. With that said, Liberty is an Evangelical Christian learning insitution and I am not a Christian. I have researched reviews from students who have attended Liberty who are either not Evangelical Christian or not Christian and the general consesus was that the education was fast, affordble and solid and most did not feel discriminated against regarding their faith. I would also add that it is very important for certain degrees to MAKE SURE that they are programs accredited by the proper licensing bodies. As an example. Social Work. CACREP certified program is very important. With Liberty and many Universities if you complete your BA in a CACREP certified program you can enter your Masters program with advanced standing and that shaves an entire year off of a 2 years Masters! If you are looking at Psychology, Accounting, Social Work please carefully check the certification by the governing bodies for your area of interest. I would also add that Jerry Falwell and the Falwell family are no longer associated with Liberty. My attitude is if the program at a University fits my needs then I do not care if the institution is Jewish, Christian, Muslim, Athiest etc. Liberty has a great deal of programs that carry the proper certifications with the governing bodies that have professional instruction oversite. Liberty School of Health Sciences also has a working partnership with Johns Hopkins University. It is VERY IMPORTANT to research the internship/externship offerings (if they are needed for licensure) of any program that you are interested in as well as the necessary certification that you will need to be licensed in your area of interest.

Can you get into these masters programs after graduating from UoPeople?

Why you accelerate a degree, how much do you have to pay in tuition?

Can these programs be certified by WES? Thanks

Can you help me get started

Can you also complete the MHA at WGU in 4 months?

Do you know any programs in Education or Higher Ed?

Cappella and Walden are lowly rated for profit colleges.

Walden Univ, Univ of Phoenix, and Capella are ALL for-profit and do NOT have good reputations. In fact, the US DOJ has charged for-profit schools a number of times over the past five years for fraud and a multitude of issues. Also, except for convenience, why would you want to pay these non-ranked schools with LOWER accreditations (Not all accrediting organizations are legit or quality, and not all accreditations are the same!) than the AVERAGE state college, the same tuition or more than would be charged by much more respected colleges that offer better education, some of which might actually be ranked in the top 20 or 40 in the nation?! I'm not saying that all of the for-profit schools are crap or that some programs aren't worthwhile or that their graduates are all lower quality...but if YOU were a major employer and you had two resumes...one from a graduate of Walden/Phoenix/Capella, and the other from a Columbia University grad, or say even a graduate of an average-ranked state school, which MBA (or other degree) would YOU pick (other things being equal on their resume)?!

Great content. Thank you.