Special situation - Need clarity on the degree situation as 22 year old

[Khasim Akram]

Hello, I need some help. I've been trying to look for other posts similar to mine was couldn't so it's kind of a unique situation.
I'm a student studying an IT degree in an Australian University (Undergraduate), I am entering my 3rd year as of right now. My degree will complete in 2022 March. (I also have 1 year work experience already)
My CRS score is not good enough. I want to try getting a PR as soon as possible due to financial issues which might arise later on.
So I was planning to look and check online, if there are any diplomas or maybe bachelors degrees which are one year and if I do this by the end of 2022, can I submit my application with the Two or more certificates, diplomas, or degrees option?

My question was - Can I do a 1 year online bachelors add it with my 4 year bachelors that I'm doing at the same time and use the Two or more certificates, diplomas, or degrees option?

 

[Naturgrl]

Yes.

 

[Khasim Akram]

Ok listen ermmm , Kinda feel awkward about this. I respect and thank you for your help. I just am super scared just in case someone else had my exact situation and it didn't work out for them. I just wanted to have more opinions of people which I didn't get on my original post which is why I thought I would ask it again. Hope you don't feel bad.

 

[Naturgrl]

Ok listen ermmm , Kinda feel awkward about this. I respect and thank you for your help. I just am super scared just in case someone else had my exact situation and it didn't work out for them. I just wanted to have more opinions of people which I didn't get on my original post which is why I thought I would ask it again. Hope you don't feel bad.

Not at all. First of all you can’t get a one year bachelors. It would be a certificate. Make sure the “online” school is a reputable college or university so it will be assessed.

 

[scylla]

Ok listen ermmm , Kinda feel awkward about this. I respect and thank you for your help. I just am super scared just in case someone else had my exact situation and it didn't work out for them. I just wanted to have more opinions of people which I didn't get on my original post which is why I thought I would ask it again. Hope you don't feel bad.

The way this doesn't work out is if you pick the wrong school or program which WES does not evaluate as you've expected. You need to do your research you make sure you pick a program that will qualify and be evaluated as a full diploma.