How I Graduated Highschool with an Associates Degree [And How You Can Too]

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Hey, I'm an undergrad physics student at Rutgers.
This is how I graduated high school with an associates degree. If your a high school student use this video to your advantage. It is possible for any student if they apply themselves.
If you have any questions or something to add, leave a comment. I'll reply to them all, especially since this channel is still small :)
Discord (My only social): quantusmathema
Summary of Video:
-An associate degree is worth 60 college credits
-College credits can be attained in high school.
-Any high school student can accumulate college credits by taking dual enrollment and AP classes, and taking classes at a community college.
-These college credits can be transferred to the university you go to, allowing you to skip general education classes and focus on your degree.
-To enroll in a community college simply email your counselor and ask them (would be best in person) if they can set it up for you. Your not expected to do it by yourself. Your counselor is there for a reason.

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24 авг 2023

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Комментарии : 19

@roshantiwaree 9 месяцев назад

Nice ❤

@Divy91311 10 месяцев назад

Hey Quantus , really nice video! I was wondering if I could help you edit your videos and also make a highly engaging Thumbnail which will help your video to reach to a wider audience .

@lovihannibleu 8 месяцев назад

when are you going to upload again dudee

@Achanlalala 13 дней назад

So if I’m a rising junior in highschool and take ap classes and community college classes by the time I graduate do you think it’s possible to earn my associates?

@quantusmathema 13 дней назад

yeah, thats exactly what I did.

@k..l-8818 28 дней назад

I don’t really know much about this , that’s why I’m researching about it , but do you pay for AP classes? If so how much is it ? And how were you able to do your service hours and do AP classes? Please anyone tell me what you know, I am open to advice!

@quantusmathema 28 дней назад

hey, so you don’t have to pay for the AP classes themselves. Those are part of the highschool curriculum of classes like any other, but if you are to take the AP test at the end of the year, which I’m sure you do, there is a fee for that. As far as I remember the exam fee was about $100 but if you request a financial aid then you might only need to pay about $50. The precise finances are something you really should ask your high school counselor about via email or in person.

@quantusmathema 28 дней назад

Also if by service hours you mean the time I spent on my college degree classes while doing highschool, those classes were asynchronous meaning I could do them at any time outside of my main highschool classes. As long as your dedicated and put time into studying for both schools, you can do it.

@k..l-8818 28 дней назад

@@quantusmathema thank you so much!💗💗, I’m just going to do service hours now so I don’t have to worry about them in high school! 💋

@kingsleytheking 5 дней назад

Hey so I’m a rising 10th grader and I’m moving to a school in Las Vegas. The college that is partnered with my school is a 4-year university and they offer dual credit and credit for Ap classes. But they don’t have associate degrees. So do u think I should get my credit from a community college or just get 2yrs+ worth of credit from the 4-yr university?

@kingsleytheking 5 дней назад

My original plan was to get my associates degree but since they don’t offer it, I don’t know if it’d be better to transfer to a community college for associates degree or just stay in the 4-yr university and use the transfer credits for my bachelors wherever I go.

@quantusmathema 4 дня назад

@@kingsleytheking An associates degree is very versatile. If you decide you want to go to a different cali school which is probable since there are many good ones, then all those credits can transfer easily. However, the credits offered solely by that 4 year university might only count as college credit for that school.

@quantusmathema 4 дня назад

@@kingsleytheking There’s a difference between college credits for a university and AP & dual enrolled credit. The latter is highschool college credit that can be transferred easily to any school in that state aswell. So i’d make sure of the type of credit your receiving for taking those classes.

@quantusmathema 4 дня назад

@@kingsleytheking this is a good concern to have, I think you should talk to your guidance counselor. Your state might have subtle differences from mine and a counselor can help you take into account everything you need to. I will say, if it was me I’d do what I can to get an associates degree because of how versatile it is, but still a guidance counselors opinion is more valuable than mine in these kinds of matters.

@quantusmathema 4 дня назад

@@kingsleytheking hope that helps :)

@takman03 10 месяцев назад

I got my Associates Degree for doing GE stuff. Nothing more annoying than being in a 300-400 student lower division GE class.

@quantusmathema 10 месяцев назад

lmao I was lucky to have everything online so i never had to sit in a lecture room with 100s of people

@takman03 10 месяцев назад

Also if you a short of money, Community College is a cheaper alternative to get your first 2 years out of the way cheaply and transfer into your university of choice as an upper division student. It helps because you get priority to get into impacted classes.

@takman03 10 месяцев назад

@@quantusmathema I am talking about when you get to Rutgers.