So I'm look at a University that's one of the top business schools in Europe

The fuckers don't take transfer credits, their bachelor is 3 years

Hmmm

I already have a 2 year degree in business

It's easily in the top 10 globally

It's a bit different for me cause I'm in England but prestige honestly helps

Since as long as I make the grades I'm not paying extra

Plus, the wife's grandpa was a student and professor there in the 50s

Like I'm at Loughborough university. It's one of the best in England and Europe

Who went on to guest speak/lecture/teach at Harvard, Yale, Cambridge, and Oxford.

For several things

And sat I finish with a 2:1 and a year in industry

I mean, in the U.S a bachelor is 4 years

And I'm applying for the same job as a dude from say derby (a shit uni) who did the same as me but got s first instead

I'll get the job ez

So I'm already a year ahead

Our bachelors are 3 years with one in industry normally

So, I can either transfer into a Uni and do another 1-2 years and make it a fucking Bachelor - like how the U.S would operate but, over here

Do a masters

Or I can just start over with a 3 year bachelor

I already have a stand alone degree as I said

The 3year doesn't sound bad tbh

Like what's better than one degree

A second

Best case scenario, I could transfer to the university of our city which is still valued, and do 1 more year, and have a bachelor in addition to my 2yr A.A.S.

Or I can suck it up, and do another full 3 years and get my Bachelor through this prestigious school with family history

Now they did tell me, they do take transfer credits for Masters

Do you get free uni there or is it on a loan system

Using my G.I bill/Voc Rehab

I have 27 months left on it

So every month my tuition is paid in full plus I made a stipend of almost 2k off it

My bills at 500 bucks a month

That's decent

Take that 3 year one for sure

Plus when I get Swedish Citizenship, I get Studera

IE: The government pays for school as that's the "right," of Sweden's citizens

What's requirements of Swedish citizenship

Think of it like the G.I bill or Financial Aid on crack

You said your wife is right

Yeah, she's native born

Basically, three years residency since I am married to her.