In many cases, yes. Some of the universities with which we work have combination degree programs which allows for more than one degree to be granted at the same time. For example, a prospective degree candidate may qualify for a combined Bachelor's and Master's degree program. The degree candidate would earn two separate degrees and be awarded two separate diplomas. It may even be possible to have different dates for each degree.
Most universities have special tuition plans for combined programs.
We will try to help. Others report substantially higher earnings as well as increased self-confidence and self esteem. However, external degrees are not for everyone. With all the obvious benefits there are some limitations. For example, if you want to become a physician an externally granted doctorate degree will not enable you to practice medicine.