After all the recent changes, what's the possibility of doing undergrad from India?

[Supermind]

UMPI would be an option to consider. UMPI's not an online school. The diploma doesn't say the degree was completed online. Neither do the transcripts. You also don't need community college courses for UMPI. You can take 90 credits on Sophia, Study.com, and InstantCert and transfer into UMPI then complete 30 credits at UMPI which is a requirement.

UMPI has a campus in upstate Maine on the Canadian border. It's one of the universities that makes up the University of Maine system. It is a state university.

https://online.umpi.edu/

They do not have a tech degree at this time, but there is a BLS (Bachelor's of Liberal Studies) with an option to minor in Management Information Systems or Project Management.

I am not sure that AIU would accept a UMPI degree with a bunch of alternate credits on it. The degree doesn't have to actually say that it was earned online to be rejected. None of the Big 3 degrees say that they were earned online either.

I think they find out somehow that it was earned online. Perhaps, by looking at the websites. In my case, they asked me straight: ‘Did you complete it online?’ Walden transcripts also show the date on which each course was completed. So, that gives away the truth too- that this was a self paced degree completed in 6 months. I don’t think alternative credits is really a problem. They looked at my TESU transcript; most courses had no letter grades. I told them it is because I transferred them from other sources. They did not say anything about it. They seemed to be only bothered about the online learning format.