Take every advantage available to save money and earn college credit

Wouldn't you like to learn how to earn college credit for what you already know?

Most working adults have less time and limited resources to pour into a college degree to advance their career opportunities. About the last thing working adults want to do is spend hours doing homework assignments and listening to lectures while paying thousands of dollars for courses that they already have enough knowledge of or that they understand but will likely never use.

Usually there courses that can be tested for in a pass or fail option, and if passed the realized cost is closer to $50, instead of the course which can cost well over $1,000 and consume ten weeks of more of study. There is also an option that many people take advantage of: the experiential learning portfolio (ELP). The ELP is a written narrative that demonstrates a student's course knowledge at the college level. The student must prove their knowledge and how they know it, and be able to express their knowledge at the college level using correct formatting and citations.

Why don't more students use experiential learning portfolios?

Mainly because many colleges and universities do not provide manuals, guidelines, or precise instructions on how to produce a successful narrative, most students are on their own to do their best, and because of fear of failure, many people do not attempt to write an ELP. Colleges do encourage the use of experiential learning portfolios and some colleges offer courses on how to prepare ELPs costing over $1,500.

But save your money

Now there is a manual that can be used to assist any undergraduate student to earn college credit without attending the class or studying for the courses. It works for as many of the courses the college accepts ELPs for and is 100% legal.

Online college can be expensive

Online college is an excellent opportunity to use experiential learning portfolios to shave months off of studying and thousands of dollars from your college experience. Everything can be produced electronically and efficiently. With today's computer software the art of preparing the experiential learning portfolio is greatly enhanced.

Faster advancement

If one is a forward planner, perhaps even still in high school, with enough forethought and preparation ELPs can catapult a new student into advanced college courses while his or her contemporaries are plodding along in coursework that they would rather not be in or pay full price for. Compare the submission for an experiential learning portfolio at about $50 to $75 compared to a course that costs $365 per credit hour (usually each course is valued at five to six credit hours) and you will quickly see the monetary advantages of a well-prepared experiential learning portfolio.

Imagine earning a degree from your college of choice at a fraction of the time and the expense! I offer a 100% guarantee of satisfaction so there is nothing to lose. It is a simple step-by-step guide written in English and easy to follow.

Find out what hundreds of thousands of others have discovered and blast through coursework. Take your biggest advantage from all the experience you have already received through life's lessons-knowledge that can't be learned in a classroom-and advance your career with a college degree in less time and less expense.

For career advancement and career change, this is the manual that should have been required reading in high school to prepare for college and save thousands of dollars.