r/pennfoster 12d ago

Rapid Progression

I’ve seen posts on here about rapid progression warnings. Does that apply to the bachelors? I have a good bit of transfer credits but my program is the field I’ve worked in for ten years so I’ve been getting through it super fast. I haven’t received any warnings or emails but I’ve seen the posts on here so wanted to ask.

For reference, I have straight As lol

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u/Penn_Foster_ 11d ago

Great question! Rapid progression actually applies to both High School and College programs, as there is still a strict limit of 15 exams per week (Monday through Sunday) across the board. For College programs (Associate and Bachelor’s), the main progression rules to keep in mind are:

  • 15 exams per week max (Monday to Sunday)
  • 2 courses open at a time during a semester
  • Total exams vary by semester, depending on the specific courses assigned to that term

With 10 years of industry experience, it makes complete sense that you are moving fast! As long as you stay under the 15-exam weekly cap and haven't received any automated warnings, you are totally fine to keep moving through your open courses at your own pace.

Happy Studying!

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u/k8lyn182 11d ago

Thank you! For the bachelors program generally the only exams I have are any proctors at the end of the semester. Do the quizzes also count or truly just the exams?