<p>I’m not seeing community college as a great option for me. As I said, I don’t think I’d last long in an institution where I’d be academically bored again. I’m at the very least being honest with myself. I don’t want to set myself up to fail and be out a lot of money in the process. I was mentioning the 24 credits in an actual university. I have no way of getting a diploma with my financial status, my only option in my area is their rather expensive home study program as I’m above age for high school.</p>
<p>Do any 4 year schools accept IQ scores, the testing I had done that put me at college level, or the testing the local community college does here for those without their diploma? I believe it was called “asset”.</p>
<p>Well, the 4 year university I was looking into if I did attend a community college requires a high school diploma for all transfers. They aren’t a top tier university either.</p>
<p>Edit: Yes, I’m looking for somewhere to go hopefully this fall.</p>