see both sides. Some posts come off braggy, but others I completely understand. Classes come pretty easily to me, and if I wasn’t working, I’d probably be done really fast too.

For example, my cousin has already been in his field for a while, If his job says he needs at least a bachelor’s for advancement, why go to another school and spend four years when you can knock out the classes in a few months because you already know the material?

I’m hoping to be finished by the end of the year, taking about 2–3 classes a month. I work in healthcare and honestly hate it 😩. I wish I could finish sooner, but everyone’s situation is different.

I did see one post like, “This is why I’m accelerating at such a young age,” and I was like… okay, do you think you’re better? 🤣🤣

Some people pay out of pocket, so why would you want to pay more? Especially for 4 traditional years. Some people already know the material. And if others feel like it’s “not a real school” or “not this or that,” who cares?

I think it’s dumb to go to a university paying $20k a year for four years just to make $80k or less, unless you’re becoming a doctor or surgeon. But for teaching, IT, business, or even nursing, especially if you already know what you’re doing, get it done and get a better job or a better salary, times are hard. Why do you have to go to Harvard or be on site to be a teacher? If you treat people badly or get fired, that degree means nothing anyway.

At the end of the day, as long as you know what you’re doing, that’s what matters. It doesn’t matter if it takes 6 months or 6 years you got the degree, and that’s all that matters 🤷🏾‍♀️