Can any one let me know how long it will take to complete Medical & billing certificate i am doing from Penn Foster and i am doing 4th assignement & 4 moths are over,it really sucks with projects kindly help me with ur comments what should i do continue or quit ?
I know very little about Penn Foster -- except that some of the "students" post entire tests here and ask for someone to do their test for them.
I urge you to check out local community colleges to find medical and billing courses. Or maybe this isn't a field in which you want to work. At any rate, talk with a counselor at a public junior college.
"student"? Pfft.....I'm offended. I have worked very hard on this correspondence program, and have never asked for answers. What is the point of THAT!? I'm learning as a "student" does, find it interesting, and challenging. Community college is not an option for some of us. I have homeschooled my daughter through high school, with the help of some correspondence courses. She has just applied to 5 colleges in Manhattan and was excepted to the first one within 3 days! Don't knock correspondence until you've tried it. I have found SOME helpful info on this site, mostly from other Penn Foster students.
To determine how long it will take to complete your Medical & Billing certificate from Penn Foster, you can follow these steps:
1. Identify the total number of assignments or modules required to complete the program. You mentioned that you are on your 4th assignment, so you need to determine how many more assignments are left.
2. Determine the average time it takes you to complete each assignment. Look at the previous assignments you have completed and calculate the average time it took you to finish them. This will give you an estimate of the time you need for each remaining assignment.
3. Multiply the average time per assignment by the number of assignments left. This will give you an estimate of the total time needed to complete the remaining portion of the program.
Once you have this estimation, you can assess your situation and make a decision whether to continue or quit based on several factors:
1. Time commitment: Consider how much time you can dedicate to the program. If you have other responsibilities or commitments that take up a significant amount of your time, it may impact your ability to complete the program within a reasonable timeframe.
2. Motivation and interest: Assess your level of interest and motivation in the subject matter. If you are finding the assignments boring or uninteresting, it might become increasingly difficult to stay motivated and complete the program.
3. Support resources: Evaluate the resources available to you, such as access to tutors, study materials, or support from the institution. If you are struggling with the assignments, reaching out for assistance might help you overcome any challenges.
Ultimately, the decision to continue or quit should be based on a thorough evaluation of these factors and considering what is best for your personal circumstances.