We help you use alternative credit to graduate with a fully accredited degree for a fraction of the time and cost.
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What You Can Expect
Step One - Plan
Meet your coach and talk through your goals, major options, and learning style.
You’ll understand exactly how the process works and what your path could look like before you join.
Step Two - Earn
Your coach guides you step-by-step as you complete the majority of your degree through alternative credit.
You get study resources, clear steps, and consistent accountability so you always know what to do next.
Meet with your coach on Zoom, phone, or text as often as you want.
Step Three - Graduate
After earning most of your credits with us, you transfer them to a regionally accredited university that accepts your credits (Thomas Edison State University, Charter Oak State College, or Excelsior University). You finish your final 30 to 40 credits online and graduate with a fully accredited degree issued by the university.
What You Can Expect
Step One - Plan
Meet your coach and talk through your goals, major options, and learning style.
You’ll understand exactly how the process works and what your path could look like before you join.
Step Two - Earn
Your coach guides you step-by-step as you complete the majority of your degree through alternative credit.
You get study resources, clear steps, and consistent accountability so you always know what to do next.
Meet with your coach on Zoom, phone, or text as often as you want.
Step Three - Graduate
After earning most of your credits with us, you transfer them to a regionally accredited university that accepts your credits (Thomas Edison State University, Charter Oak State College, or Excelsior University). You finish your final 30 to 40 credits online and graduate with a fully accredited degree issued by the university.
$100 a month or $900 if paid annually.
#1 A Coach Who Guides You Through Your Entire Degree
You get someone who guides you every step of the way.
No guessing. No confusion.
Meet or message them whenever you want. No limits.
#2 Accountability That Keeps You Going
Most people do not finish because they lose momentum.
Your coach prevents that.
They check in, keep you consistent, and help you push through roadblocks.
You are never doing this alone.
#3 Study Resources That Help You Earn Credits Confidently
You gain access to the study tools we provide and guidance on the most effective and cost-efficient way to earn each credit.
You learn how to take CLEP exams for free or at a discount and how to pick the right self-paced courses when you prefer video lessons.
#4 A Simple Dashboard That Shows Your Progress
See your credits, requirements, and pace in one clean place.
Seeing progress keeps you motivated and on track.
#5 A Clear, Transfer-Friendly Path to an Accredited Degree
Your coach guides you on exactly which alternative credit courses fit each degree plan.
You complete most of your credits from home.
You finish the last 30 to 40 credits at one of the transfer-friendly accredited universities and graduate with the same degree as on-campus students.
Alternative credit is a way to earn real college credit without taking classes at the university.
About sixty-five percent of colleges accept it, and the universities our students finish at allow you to transfer in most of your degree through these options.
This means you can complete the majority of your credits from home and then finish the last part of your degree at the university. You get the exact same accredited degree as someone who sat in classrooms for years.
There are two main ways to earn it:
Credit by taking an exam
CLEP and DSST. You study. You take one exam. You earn the full course credit.
These are the fastest and cheapest as there are ways to get CLEP exam costs waived.
Self-paced video courses
Sophia and Study dot com. Short quizzes. No big final exam. Work through it on your schedule.
The main problem? Your alternative credit only works if you know how it transfers.
Every university has different transfer rules. Some courses count. Some do not.
This is why our program exists.
We have spent hundreds of hours matching which alternative credit options fit each degree plan at the universities known for being transfer friendly.
Your coach brings that research to you and tells you exactly which courses fit your goals and the way you learn.
You will always know what to take, what counts, and what moves you forward.
Traditional College
Average Degree Cost: $100,000 to $180,000+
Average Time: 4.5 Years
Community College + Transfer Path
Average Degree Cost: $65,000 - $80,000
Average Time: 5 Years
DCD Pathway
With Us:
Cost: $100 a month + exam fees (free options available).
Average Time: 12-18 months
At The University After Transfer
Cost: Varies by degree (avg. 10,000 - 20,000). Financial aid is often available.
Average Time: 12-18 months.
Average Total Degree Cost: $11,000 - $22,000
Average Total Time: 2.5 years
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Liberal Studies B.A.
Psychology B.A.
History B.A.
English B.A.
Humanities B.A.
Philosophy B.A.
Art B.A.
Communications B.A.
Sociology B.A.
Anthropology B.A.
Professional Studies B.S.
Technical Studies B.S.
Criminal Justice B.S.
Yes. You finish at a regionally accredited university.
Your diploma comes from the school you graduate from — the same accreditation and recognition as any on-campus program.
They are respected by employers and graduate schools the same way as any other university degree is.
Your coach will evaluate them and build your roadmap around what you’ve already completed.
Most students with prior credit finish even faster.
No. For the majority of degrees, you can start with the general education requirements. As you complete credits, you will have time to decide which major you want to focus on.
Your coach will help you choose the right major when you’re ready.
Yes. You have the option of paying $100 a month or $900 a year.
If you decide the program isn’t a fit, you can cancel. You still keep the credits you earned.
College students who want a faster, more flexible, more affordable path.
High school students who want to graduate high school with a bachelor's degree and a high school diploma.
Working adults who need to earn a degree on their schedule.
Homeschool families who love dual credit.
Anyone who wants clarity and support instead of guesswork.