Manchester College is offering a faster degree and for $25K less.
Finally, finally!
A college that makes sense.
Problem is, students need to be:
1. bright
2. disciplined
3. ready to dig in
Most students spend their college life learning those three traits.
The program is called Fast Forward and combines aggressive semester schedules with online summer coursework.
Instead of cramming 4 years of study into 5 or 6, students can get done in three years, the way it should be done.
Students will go to school year round. In the end, they will get to the workforce faster, make an average of $41,000 and NOT pay another $25,000 for the extra
year.
Students must
1. be in the top 25 percent of their high school classes,
2. score at least 1,100 on the SAT
3. maintain at least a B average in the program.
Where was this program when I was a student?
But, then, I finished in 3.5 years and started taking graduate classes my senior year.
What do you think of a program like this?
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