Got a degree in clickbait headlines too, apparently :)
An example of a non-clickbait title for this article:
"I already knew computer science; here's how I got the piece of paper in 3 months"
In some universities from where I am there's something known as "rendir libre", which means that you can skip classes but still do the final exam for each subject, so you would be able to achieve something similar to this.
I like that kind of system, as I don't like the bureaucracy of the education system getting in the way of someone who has the knowledge, I think it was a nice read and what WGU does is useful for a minority of people.
The title is written in an intentionally vague way to entice a potential viewer into clicking it.
If the title was: “I Got a CS Degree in 3 Months for Less Than $5000 from WGU”, that’s not clickbait because it tells a more complete story.
(But telling the whole story from the title means people won’t click, so that’s why it’s written like that)