You can take more classes each semester. Even taking one additional class each semester can take a year off time you will spend in school. You will have to make time for an additional class each semester, but you'll finish faster. When you plan your classes, schedule a mixture of subjects you find easy with more difficult courses. This way, you won't end up with all subjects you find difficult at end of your program.

Some online universities don't require students take general education classes. Your program will focus entirely on your field of study. Often, this structure results in a shorter time spent earning degree. If you plan to transfer your credits to another university, check before enrolling in program to make sure credits are transferable.

Saturday Scholars Programs are offered at many large universities. Students entering this program should hold an Associates degree before applying to program. You travel to university on Saturdays, usually from eight in morning until five in evening. These programs allow you to finish your degree in two years of Saturdays.

Self paced programs are offered through some online colleges. These classes can be started at any time and finished at your own pace. You can work through material more quickly than is possible in typical college semester. Quite a few of these programs set a minimum time you must take course. Usually they require a six week minimum time frame for completion.

You've got to get interviewer to respect you as an equal before they'll consider hiring you. You should be confident in your abilities and come across as a respectful, professional person. An interviewer can sense if you're just telling them what you think they want to hear. And no one can respect a sycophant as an equal. But if you speak plainly and directly, people will be more likely to respect you. Even if you tell them you don't think what they're asking for is realistic. Chances are you're not only person they interviewed who felt that way. But there's also a good chance other candidates lied and pretended they had all skills interviewer said they were looking for, or didn't call them on their unrealistic demands.

So by telling interviewer what they're looking for isn't feasible in your opinion, you may be saying something they had been coming to believe on their own, and by coming out and saying it yourself, you present yourself as a straight-talking professional who can be relied on to be honest and forthright on job.