Think back to when you attended undergrad. What generic class was the biggest pain in your ass? I recall one course in particular that gave me more trouble than it was worth, Financial Accounting. I struggled with the terrible presentation and annoying homework problems. One day, I saw one of my friends with a Financial Accounting course binder. To my shock, it was an online version of the course from another state college in Florida.
She had no intention of becoming an accounting major, and neither did I. The difference is, she was smart enough to dodge all the busy work. She also fulfilled her degree requirement for the class. Additionally, she paid half as much for the same course at a different school. Not only that, but the class was way easier than the one at UF. In other words, she had way more time to pursue other interests. I had no clue how to find a course like this for myself, but I remember being really jealous.
There is now a way to search for qualifying courses for your degree that can save you countless hours of pointless problem sets and thousands of dollars in wasted cash called Quottly. The founder James is a friend of mine, and we have no financial relationship. I just think it’s a great idea. I’m reviewing Quottly because I think it will save you or your friends and family in undergrad a ton of time and money. Since I know the founder personally, I asked him for a great deal for Millennial Moola readers and he delivered. I’ll tell you what it is at the end. Continue reading “Quottly Review: Dodge Crappy College Courses, Save Money Doing It”