MOOCS are becoming popular, but the world is not readily recognizing unaccredited courses as a recipe for industrial practice. Traditionally, only accredited orthodox colleges offer accredited courses. However, their delivery is inflexible and their fees exorbitant, especially for low-income earners. No one earning ≈$250 a month in Africa or Asia is going to afford a $50,000 per year degree program. Wouldn’t it be nice if Practice College made it possible for anyone to start an accredited course any time of the year and complete it within his or her financial means? Practice College would partner with traditional accredited colleges. They give us their course material. They find students. Hire freelance tutors (including the colleges’ professors) to use the material to teach students online. Upon completion, they allow the colleges to test and certify the students. In the end, they make higher education more accessible, more desirable, and more affordable.