I need 150 more correspondence hours. Does anyone have any suggestions how to get those really fast?

Go to hrc ACCP course list. Register on ATRRS. Do basic mos refresher courses. 40-50 hrs a pop

How fast you need 150 points depends on what tis your time line.

Take the correspondence courses in your field of expertise those will be the magical (easy to do) as you already know it and do it every day. If this is not the case then you need to evaluate the reason you think you deserve to be promoted.

Also if you have college or career school courses ensure you add those. (If you do not have these then you should consider getting them)

And ultimately the easiest ones to acquire are PT and Weapons.( only you can make these ones happen )

With all the above said if you are truly wanting points and to advance with capabilities. Check out sister military (Marines have an NCO course that teaches English, Leadership Basics etc. , be aware this course is no joke) I was able to take it and gave me a great start at the next level.

Honestly, there isn't a fast way. I would highly suggest try maxing out on your PT and weapons qualifications, then if able to enroll in some college courses. correspondent hours simply take time and that means you can be doing other things to get there faster as the word you used.

Skill port has a wide variety of courses that will let you play to your strengths for quicker turn around. And yes their is a loop hole in the site to go even faster, to find it keep your eyes open and think outside the box.

You can have mine. I dont need em any more.

Jko is your best bet. Do them on jko and you can be maxed in a week or 2

Alot of the courses under CIO G6 on skill port are worth quite a few hours each

Depends on your definition of "really fast". I have racked up about 150 ATRRS DL points over the last 4 months just by doing JKO and ALMS courses. And don't use the excuse that you're too busy because I did this while taking 15 credit hours every 8 weeks for my online bachelors degree at the same time

Army ep earning site. Look for classes in the catalog that end with the designation .eng. they have a pretty accurate hour correspondence to actual value of hours.