Complete Your Course in Fast-Track
Mode:
MCM
Academy is
best distance learning center in India, It’s leading distance education for Fast-Track degree, which offers you the same
skills and qualifications as a non-Fast-Track degree but in two years*, rather
than three. You can obtain your qualification sooner, which can save you money
and allow you to enter or re-enter the job market sooner. On a Fast-Track
degree, you will receive the same level of student support and be able to use
all of the same facilities as students on our 3/4 year degrees, such as the
Students’ Union, libraries, catering facilities, accommodation, etc., but you
will also able to take advantage of the benefits that a Fast-Track degree
offers.
Thus,
if you are looking to obtain a higher education qualification, but are also
keen to enter or re-enter the job market as soon as possible, Fast-Track
degrees are the perfect option for you.
*Or
three years, if your course offers a work placement year and you choose to
undertake this.
Choosing
one of the growing numbers of fast-track degree programs
on offer around the world could mean finishing your degree much sooner –
but is that always a good thing?
The
idea behind 'fast-track' or 'accelerated' degree programs is that students save
money on fees, accommodation and the like, while also getting a head start on
entering employment.
The
catch? Well, to start with, you’ll have to convince employers that your
fast-track degree has the same value as a longer course. And assuming that the
fast-track program packs in just as much as the longer version, you could end
up with a much heavier workload – which may mean missing out on other aspects
of student life.
What is
a fast-track degree program?
There’s
always been variation in the length of time required for an undergraduate degree. Depending on the
country, the subject and the institution, a bachelor’s degree could take
anywhere between three and six years.
But,
with many countries seeing rising tuition fees and high levels of student debt,
a growing number of universities are introducing fast-track degree program
options, allowing students to graduate in as little as two years.
“How is
this possible?” you may well ask. Well, it’s not just a case of skipping a
year!
If you
want to finish faster (and still get a high-quality degree), you need to be
prepared to work more intensively, and also to study for more of the year. As a
result, you’re likely to get shorter vacations.
Many
fast-track programs are based on an existing degree – typically either a
four-year course condensed into three, or three years condensed into two. This
means the modules are likely to be the same, but covered in a shorter period by
squeezing more into each year. So usually it’s easy to transfer onto the
full-length course if you decide the fast-track program is not for you.
Benefits
of taking a fast-track degree program
This is
beneficial for those students who discontinued their course. This has the
advantage of meaning fast-track students can still use the summer for work,
internships, travel, or just down time.
However,
three-year students do have to take on more work in each semester, in order to
earn the required amount of credits in a shorter period.
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