1. Check your eligibility. To be eligible for direct TYBA correspondence, you must have:
* Completed your first year of college at an accredited institution.
* Earned a minimum GPA of 3.0 in your first year of college.
* Taken and passed the required prerequisite courses for your desired major.
* Satisfied other requirements such as an essay or portfolio
2. Find a direct TYBA correspondence program. There are a number of direct TYBA correspondence programs available. You can find a list of these programs on the website of the Distance Education Accrediting Commission (DEAC).
3. Apply to the program. Once you have found a program that you are interested in, you can apply online. The application process will vary from program to program, but will typically require you to submit the following:
* A completed application form
* A copy of your transcripts
* A letter of recommendation
* A statement of purpose
4. Enroll in the program. Once you have been accepted into a program, you will need to enroll. This process will typically involve paying a tuition deposit and submitting a registration form.
5. Start your studies. Once you are enrolled in the program, you will be able to start your studies. You will be able to take online courses and will have access to a variety of resources, such as textbooks, library materials, and online tutoring.
6. Complete your degree. The time it takes to complete a direct TYBA correspondence degree will vary from program to program, but it typically takes two to four years. Once you have completed all of the requirements for your degree, you will be awarded a bachelor's degree.