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Can you drop a video on how to do this for Biology majors?

Hey John, do you know a Transferology like website for Canada?

Also most unis are not as nice as UM when it comes to letting high schoolers take classes

How were you paying for rent, food, and mental health care during this time?

I was here at 10K. In 6 months you'll be at a million man.

My monkey is saying that this is a great video. :)

Hmm thank you idol Great vid :)

Cool :)

Cool :)

Hey kuya. I am inspired. I wanna be like you. I am currently 14. I am tired of highschool,its so slow. Thanks for your enlightment on me greatly apreciate it.

This is awesome! I got 60 credits from CLEP and AP when I did my undergrad (max transfer credits). I wish more people knew this was an option, especially when college is getting more and more expensive

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this is basically the route I took when I was already 3 years into college. Due to depression and severe unmanaged ADHD I had about a years worth of credit after 3 years, some semesters I just wouldn't enroll, or and I failed some classes. I got my shit together and found a bunch of ways to get credits. I took certifications I could transfer in, took courses on coursera, sophia, studycom, etc. and earned a ton of credit in a short period. Very proud of myself for getting my shit together. (also s/o james scholz). Anyone planning on going to college should look into finding external credits.

Thank you very much for this video, please keep making more of these kinds of vids as it will greatly help people who wish to help themselves 🙏

is this another one of those videos that's supposed to enlighten and cure me? but this time fr??? pinky promise????🤯🤯🤯

Background music is too loud

Me procrastinating by watching this video

Hi John! I'm from Pakistan and i completed my secondary ed in 2021 and i quit studies because of financial issues and i heard about GED but it's so expensive here and even if i daily work for 2 years day/night I can't pay the fee also I don't want to join college and waste my 2 year's to high school diploma is there any options available for me low cost or free of cost i can get high school degree and purse my bachelor degree in computer science waiting for your response asap :)

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This video inspired me to stop procrastinating on making a youtube video for the day! Thank you sir, subbed

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Bro said "just do it" in 12 minutes

Excelente video, as always. Not only form, but content wise too. Keep it up!

Share this video with a friend you know that’s procrastinating ;)

This deserves more views!!!!

My semester ended a couple weeks ago and I've been experiencing that negative loop lately without the structure of school. This might help induce action. Your pedagogy is fantastic! I hope you stick with it, you're impacting lives.

This video was so enlightening, thank you for posting this!!! Brb sending this to like 5 people

Went down to comments at the end of the video and thought KZbin was glitching! Thanks for the great video, I hope this gets the thousand of views it deserves :)

100% with everything in this video

Why don't you have more views, this is a quality vid

I'm really sorry but I am procrastinating rn and cramming? Lmao 12AM class, getting ready at 6:30AM 😭😭

Can I ask what led you to choose to go to graduate school? Was it difficult to be hired without additional internships?

Really well spoke. I hope you follow in the footsteps of John Fish in terms of content wise. I think you could really build something considering this is one of your first videos.

While you're here, consider checking out my other videos on peak performance! kzbin.info/www/bejne/e16Vc2aDebN4Y68

My unorthodox college experience was to be poor enough at 28 that Pell Grant and state grant covered my community college. I got an associates degree in computer science. Then for bachelor, I went to the Netherlands and got a degree in computer science. I chose the Netherlands because they had English programs but also accepted American Associate's degrees. Also, it was the price of the community college I went to but, even better, Pell Grant still covered almost all of it. Then for masters, I did WGU, which is also cheap and could use other grants to pay almost all of it. All on all, it took me about the same amount of time to go from nothing to masters but I paid under 5k for all of it.

hi sobady knows if i am an international student i can do that??

This is amazing! I wish this option was available in my country.

I John is there anyway I can talk to u about ur video 7months ago about your graduating college without a to of student debt

I did something similar but not to the extent you did. I did dual enrollment and AP courses in 11th and 12th grade and started college with 32 credits. I was in a 3+1 B.S./M.S. program and did summer classes, ended up doing B.S. in 3 years (would have been 2.5 but one class was only offered in spring) and did my masters in 1.5 years and since i spread it out i had more time for an internship which lead to my current job. So I would say Dual entollment and AP classes, as well as summer classes in college are the way to go for sure!

You're definitely a smart guy!!

Could i take the AP classes while in college to advance faater

Okay this was awesome!! John every second of this video was gold. I went back and watched it several times and can’t wait to watch it more! And all the rest of your videos. Wow wow wow! - Zahra

For context, saying this as a former engineering student. This is interesting to see, but I would like to throw some caution. How good of an idea this is really depends on the program and the field of study. You mentioned its harder to self study science or engineering courses, however I argue thats not that big of a deal. The real problem is for some of those courses, you learn a lot from lab work. Another piece of caution I will toss in is, the top portion of an engineering class often consists with a lot of students who participate in competitive engineering teams, whether it be building UAVs, rockets, race cars, satellites, robots or participating in hackathons and more. For the students that discover and get sucked into these teams, the time is invaluble, it is a career accelerant like no other. You get to practice your technical skills, leadership skills, build grit, forced to do recruitment, finances, etc. This all requires that you have time in your undergraduate years. With that said, I think your strategy can shorten the first year for an engineering student, allowing them to possibly move some courses around, making their upper years a bit less packed.

Wow! Most impressive.