9 types of intelligence

https://www.simplypsychology.org/multipl...ences.html

What’s your strongest type of intelligence?

Andhra University Online Master's Degrees

https://andhrauniversityonline.in/international-online-programs.html

At USD 255 for two years, this could be the most affordable Master's degree from an accredited Indian university for international students.
The proctored exam is online. The degrees available are:

• Master of Commerce (M.Com) – specializations in: Management Accounting, Financial Management, Corporate Strategy, Taxation Law, Auditing, Research Methodology, and Business Economics.
  
  
• Master of Arts — Political Science
  
  
• Master of Arts — Economics
  
  
• Master of Arts — English
  
  
• Master of Arts — Human Resource Management
  
  
• Master of Arts — Journalism and Mass Communication
  

Because we always wonder here when a facility will get accredited, etc., I wanted to say that Saylor begins their DEAC submission "around September" of this year. Submission, I said, this doesn't mean they'll be DEAC in September, but they should begin the process around then.
Global Tech College will also begin DEAC paperwork "in the next year".
This was said to me by administration of both, take it for what it is worth.

Also, both have also said that it is a step toward RA accreditation in the future for them.

This offering from India, Mahatma Gandhi University, looks interesting. MBA , Master in Economics and some others.

It appears to have a decent ranking, is open to international students. 
The estimated total cost for international students should be around USD 1,500 to USD 3,000, depending on the programme selected.

The exams are conducted online with proctoring, which could make it convenient for overseas applicants.
I thought this might be worth a look:

https://cdoe.mgu.ac.in/programmes/master...istration/

Lawshelf.com used to get recommended on here a lot because it was $35 per NCCRS 3-credit-recommended course, and you could view the course videos without paying. I looked at the website today and now its $240 per course, and there doesn't look like there's a way to even preview a course now, much less view the videos for free.

Oh well!

Book: Uncommon Sense: Rethinking Ordinary Problems in Extraordinary Ways

https://www.forbes.com/sites/marybethgasman/2026/04/30/why-being-curious-and-asking-questions-is-essential-in-life/




Thoughts?

CodeSignal’s University Ranking Report Reveals Higher Ed’s Blind Spot

https://www.forbes.com/sites/rayravaglia...lind-spot/

The New Ivies: 20 Great Employer-Friendly Colleges Embracing AI

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USAA (a bank focused on veterans) offers a free class called "Command Your Cash" that qualifies for credit from University of Maryland Global Campus (UMGC) or American College of Financial Services.

The credit awarded is FINC 321: Fundamentals of Building Wealth at UMGC.

There was no question or verification of veteran status. It appears like 3 upper division credits. I will apply to UMGC while the application fee is free and transcript the credits for transfer.

https://lms.usaaef.org/product?catalog=C...-Your-Cash

Edit: Evidently it's possible to register for both UMGC and American College of Financial Services. Both are regionally accredited.

Hey all — longtime lurker, first post. Looking for advice from anyone who has completed or is currently working through the UMPI YourPace BA in History & Political Science, or anyone with general advice on accelerating this specific degree.

My situation:

• 90 regionally accredited transfer credits
  
• No associate degree, so BAS route is off the table
  
• Goal is to complete the BA Political Science concentration as fast as humanly possible
  
• Law school is a potential long-term goal so I need to keep the credential clean — full regional accreditation matters
  

• 30-credit UMPI residency requirement — which lines up perfectly since I need exactly 30 more credits to hit 120
  
• Flat $1,800/session, 8-week sessions
  
• Sophia.org for any gen-ed gaps before or during enrollment
  
• Degree Forum plan says avoid the Cold War films course
  

• Has anyone actually completed 30 UMPI credits in 2 sessions (16 weeks)? Is that realistic or optimistic?
  
• Which courses in the Political Science concentration are fastest/easiest to knock out?
  
• Is the Prior Learning Assessment (CPL) worth pursuing given a professional background in civil financial investigation?