Bachelors in health or science field

[talion]

I'm wanting to apply to dosimetry masters and post-baccalaureate programs. I got a bachelors degree in psychology from TESU about 5 years ago. At the time it got me a promotion that made the cost and time of the degree worthwhile. 
  
Your Location: Ohio 
Your Age:32
What kind of degree do you want?: A BS in physical or biological science works, or a BA in physics, biology, or chemistry. 
Current Regional Accredited Credits - 116.5
Current ACE Credits - 68

I need to take some additional RA credits. These could be incorporated into a degree program or separate. 
Physics I and II
Biology I 
Precalculus or above (one semester)
Oral communication - I took an ACE public speaking class, but I'll need an RA one
Medical Terminology (I took this as part of my LPN, but it was mostly a clock hours program so I don't think it counts)
Radiation Physics - only required by one program, so I may skip if it's too costly or difficult to locate

The exact classes is listed at the bottom of the post, because it's a lot. Please let me know if there's a better way to format this, or if there's some way to put them behind a spoiler so they're not so gigantic. 

Any certifications or military experience?: I was an LPN until covid and was a CNA before that. No military experience.
Budget: $5000 would be ideal. I know that's asking a lot.
Commitments: I'm working full time, and intend to up until dosimetry training. 
Dedicated time to study: 20 hours a week comfortably, could do 30
Timeline: sooner the better
Tuition assistance/reimbursement: none

Regionally Accredited credits:
PSY-303
Biopsychology
A-
3
PSY-325
Quantitative Methods in Psych.
A
3
ENC-102
English Composition II
A
3
ENC-101
English Composition I
A
3
GEN-399
Special Topics General Educatn
A
3
PSY-400
History & Sys. of Psychology
A-
3
PSY-387
Motivation
B-
3
PSY-352
Psychology of Personality
C+
3
PSY-236
Intro to Psych of Personality
C
3
PSY-404
Developmental Psychology
A-
3
PSY-482
Human Learning
A
3
PSY-370
Social Psychology I
B-
3
MAT-102
General Math I
A-
3
MAT-103
General Math II
A-
3
BIO-211
Anatomy and Phys I With Lab
B
4
BIO-212
Anatomy and Phys II With Lab
B+
4
PSY-419
Applied Psychology
A-
3
AOJ-251
Criminal Law I
B
3
PSY-235
Intro to Abnormal Psych
C
3
PHI-180
Introduction to Ethics
B
3
SOC-291
Criminology
A
3
ENC-102
English Composition II
B+
3
PEA-199
Special Topics in Physical Ed
B-
1
FEL-101
Orientation
A
0.5
MSC-199
Special Topics in Military Sci
A
1
POS-110
American Government
C+
3
PSY-204
Intro to Biopsychology
C+
4
FEL-101
Orientation
B-
0.5
MSC-199
Special Topics in Military Sci
B
1
CHE-101
Survey of Chemistry
B
3
CHE-199
Special Topics in Chemistry
A
1
BIO-251
Intro to Microbiology With Lab
A
4
HEA-101
Contemporary Health Issues
A
3
MAN-232
Small Business Management
B
3
BIO-205
Intro to Bioethics
A
3
BIO-216
Intro to Pathophysiology
A
4
NUR-199
Special Topics in Nursing
A
4
NUR-213
Psych/Mental Hlth Nursg. I
A
4
PHA-202
Pharmacology II
B
2
HIS-114
American History II
A
3
LIB-495
Liberal Arts Capstone
B+
3
SOS-110
Critical Information Literacy
A
3
HEA-198
Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitat.
CR
0.5


ACE/ALT Credits
COS-206
R Programming
3
CAP-295
Intro to Security Basics
3
COM-290
Presentational Speaking
3
SOC-101
Introduction to Sociology
3
STA-201
Principles of Statistics
3
CIS-107
Computer Concepts and Appl
3
BIO-101
Introductory Biology
3
ECO-111
Macroeconomics
3
ENS-200
Environmental Science
3
ECO-112
Microeconomics
3
HIS-113
American History I
3
MAT-121
College Algebra
3
COS-205
Python Programming
3
PSY-211
Developmental Psychology
3
CMP-202
Foundations of Info Tech
3
COS-199
Special Topics in Computer Sci
3
ITS-130
Database Fundamentals
3
ITS-231
Database Programming
3
ITS-199
Special Topics in Information
CR
3
MAN-235
Intro to Project Management
3
MAN-437
Effective Project Management
3
MAN-438
Mastering Project Management
3
PEA-199
Special Topics in Physical Ed
0.5
PEA-199
Special Topics in Physical Ed
0.5
PEA-199
Special Topics in Physical Ed
1

[wow]

Do you need to have a bachelor's degree in one of these topics, or is taking the courses enough? Because taking the courses without getting another degree would be simpler.

Of the usual suspects we talk about here, TESU is the only one I'm aware that has a science bachelor's, which is the BA in Biology. They also have a BA in Liberal Studies/Arts with a Natural Sciences and Math concentration, which is not a science major strictly speaking. UoPeople has the BS in Health Science, but that is a mix of hard/natural and social sciences. Maybe 4-6 hard/natural science courses in the major, depending on the electives you choose, and you can also take science electives-- though I think they only offer bio (which is in the major already) and environmental science in their catalog.

[talion]

Do you need to have a bachelor's degree in one of these topics, or is taking the courses enough? Because taking the courses without getting another degree would be simpler.

Of the usual suspects we talk about here, TESU is the only one I'm aware that has a science bachelor's, which is the BA in Biology. They also have a BA in Liberal Studies/Arts with a Natural Sciences and Math concentration, which is not a science major strictly speaking. UoPeople has the BS in Health Science, but that is a mix of hard/natural and social sciences. Maybe 4-6 hard/natural science courses in the major, depending on the electives you choose, and you can also take science electives-- though I think they only offer bio (which is in the major already) and environmental science in their catalog.

I do need a bachelors degree in one of the topics. The courses alone isn't enough. 

TESU's BA Biology would work, but Liberal Studies and UoPeople's BS Health Science wouldn't for most of the programs.

I'll take a look at the BA Biology. I'm not sure how I overlooked it, but I didn't even check TESU for a second degree.

[bjcheung77]

TESU BA Biology is your best option since Excelsior may have gotten rid of their BS Natural Science (with a concentration in biology). Did you pay the 15 credit residency tuition or did you pay the residency waiver fee? If you paid for classes or e-packs to get the residency credits, you can transfer all the classes in and pay for the capstone and be done with it. Otherwise, you should do the 15 credit flat rate for residency purposes.