There's a HS Diploma program at the college I go to here, and they let you take tests for credits and to challenge having to take classes.
I just passed every pre-test, every test and did my 'senior project' in five hours. Seriously - it took me five hours of zero effort to get a highschool diploma.

And they make you do this for four years.

And I haven't done a school assignment since third grade.

God, the government is retarded.

Also, people who can't pass those classes are dumbasses.

well done though.
what you doing in college? what classes and what not?

I did something similar to you years ago, Vichy. I left school at 15 with my intermediate School certificate and got a job within 2 weeks. Three years later, I was able to get flexible work at thrice the pay and enrolled to do my HSC (final school graduation in Australia) at a technical college. While there is technically an 80% attendance required, all being based on a final exam I was able to get around this.

I taught myself what I needed to know while living away from home, working and having a full social life. I also did not suffer from the sleep deprivation that many teenages seem to suffer from today due to being forced in routines that do not suit their circumstances. I also did it in one year instead of the two kids spend at school.

A transfer degree Associate of the Arts, then an English degree, then a teaching certification, then an econ degree. For reasons of moving to China.
Overall, what I'm looking at attending here is:

WR121 English Composition I
WR227 Technical Writing
SP111 Fundamentals of Public Speaking
MTH111 College Algebra
HE250 Personal Health
HPE295 Health and Fitness for Life
PHL101, 102, 103 Philosophical Problems, Ethics, Critical Reasoning
Eng104-106 Introduction to English Literature
Hum101 Introduction to Humanities

Econ201 Principles of Microeconomics
Econ202 Principles of Macroeconomics
HST104-105 History of World Civilization I & II

PH201-203 General Physics I, II & III
MTH243 Probability and Statistics

And some courses I was supposed to take but I was able to challenge/test out of. I could probably test out of half my math classes, too, but I'd like to actually spend a few months in elementary math so I can remember all the functions.

"why English literature though?"
I'm going to teach in China & Singapore, and a BA in English is excellent to have in addition to anything else. I'm going to get degrees in economics and a minor in philosophy later, probably in China where it costs 1/6th normal.

If you look, there are 3 Philosophy classes on that list, though.

Also, that's a transfer degree at a 2 year college. I'm going to focus on rhetoric, grammar, composition and instruction for my BA because I don't really care about English literature beyond Carlyle and science fiction.