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If you are tired of looking for minimum wage jobs online and want a real education and a real career, look no further. Many people would like to get a master's degree in physical therapy (annual salary is $80k+), or get an MBA, or go to a school of dentistry (annual salary is $125k+); all of these careers, however, require you to have a bachelor's degree. Unfortunately, many people don't have the time or (especially) the money to earn a bachelor's degree. UoPeople is the university that changed that. It is a nationally accredited American university, founded by Israeli businessman Shai Reshef, where tuition is free; In other words, you only pay for the exam.

Recommended number of lessons: 2 per semester if full time student, and 1 if part time student. However, students have the option of taking a maximum of 4 lessons per semester. This means that if you take 4 lessons per semester, you can get a bachelor's degree in 2 years. This is where I come in. Many people don't have the time or knowledge of English to get a bachelor's degree. I personally completed my Bachelor of Business Administration degree from UoPeople and I myself will be pursuing a Master's Degree in Education. I contacted universities such as NYU (email screenshot below), Liberty University, Oregon State, Touro College and asked if they would accept a UoPeople bachelor's degree holder and they said yes if the GPA was good enough. For those who want to earn an accredited bachelor's degree in 2 years, which will give you the opportunity to enter any master's degree program, from high-paying physiotherapy to working as a librarian in the union (and so on, enter wherever you want, the list is long), then you to me. I can do all of your bachelor's work for you, or just the (more difficult) subjects you need help with. Feel free to check UoPeople's accreditation and feel free to contact the universities you'd like to attend for a master's degree and ask them if they'll accept a UoPeople bachelor's degree holder. I would like to take on as many people as possible, but I will only be able to do 2-3 bachelors at a time (2-3 people every two years) due to the high volume of written assignments and quizzes/exams. . A screenshot of my GPA (3.76 GPA) is also attached below. Any questions, call / write on WhatsApp +1-347-488-9479.

If you're tired of looking for minimum wage jobs on the internet and want to have a real education and a real career, look no further. A lot of people would love to pursue a master's degree in physical therapy ($80k+ yearly salary) or get an MBA or get into dentistry school($125k+ yearly salary ); all of those careers, though, require that you have a bachelor's degree. Unfortunately, a lot of people don't have the time or (especially) money to get a bachelor's degree. UoPeople is a university that has changed that. It's an American nationally accredited university founded by Israeli businessman Shai Reshef that is tuition free; in other words, you only pay the exam fees.

The recommended amount of classes to take is 2 per semester if full time, and 1 if part time. Students have the option to take a maximum of 4 classes per semester, though. This means that if 4 classes per semester are taken, the bachelor's degree will be done in 2 years. This is where I come in. A lot of people don't have the time or the english proficiency to get the degree done. I have personally completed a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration from UoPeople, and I myself will be enrolling in a master's degree in education. I have contacted universities like NYU and Liberty University, asking whether they would accept a bachelor degree holder from UoPeople, and they said yes, as long as the GPA (grade point average) is good enough (screenshots of the emails attached below). To those who want an accredited bachelor's degree that will propel them towards a master's program of their choice, feel free to pursue it, whether you decide to do it on your own or with my help. I can do the whole degree for you, or only the (harder) classes which you need help with. Feel free to check the accreditation of the University of the People and don't hesitate to contact universities which you'd like to attend and get a master's degree from, and ask them whether they would accept a bachelor's degree holder from UoPeople. I would love to take as many people as I can, but I'll only be able to do 2-3 degrees at a time (2-3 people every two years) because of the large amount of written assignments and graded quizzes/ exams . Screenshot of my GPA (3.76) attached below as well.