CollegePlus 4.2.1

CollegePlus is an education technology company founded by Oluwaseun Suberu that offers personalized mentoring and coaching services to students seeking an alternative pathway to a college degree.

CollegePlus pairs students with a personal academic coach who helps them create a customized degree plan, choose courses, and navigate the process of earning college credit through exams, online courses, and other methods.

Some benefits of using CollegePlus include cost savings compared to traditional college tuition, personalized support from a mentor, flexibility in scheduling and course selection, and the opportunity to accelerate degree completion.

CollegePlus itself is not an accredited institution; however, they help students earn college credit through recognized programs and exams like CLEP, DSST, and ACE-recommended courses.

Yes, students working with CollegePlus can earn a regionally accredited degree from one of their partner institutions by completing the required courses and credit transfers as outlined in their individualized degree plan.

There are no strict admission requirements for CollegePlus, but students typically need to have a high school diploma or equivalent to enroll in the program.

The cost of CollegePlus varies depending on the services chosen and the individualized degree plan created for each student. It is generally more affordable than traditional four-year colleges.

Yes, many colleges and universities accept transfer credits from programs like CollegePlus, especially if the credits are from regionally accredited institutions or recognized exams.

CollegePlus does not offer federal financial aid or scholarships directly, but they may help students explore other sources of financial aid or scholarships available for non-traditional education programs.

The time it takes to complete a degree through CollegePlus varies depending on the student's pace, prior credits earned, and chosen degree program. Some students may finish in less time than traditional four-year colleges due to the flexible nature of the program.