Can you take a look at these credits and figure out the fastest bachelor's degree

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Coastline Community College will be issuing me a Associates in Health Sciences. I just want to know where can I place these credits in the Big 3 for an additional associates and to get as many placed as possible for a bachelor's. Thanks in advance.


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Personal Conditioning 1 SH L
Personal/Community Health 1 SH L
Anatomy And Physiology 1 SH L
Advanced Emergency Care 5 SH L
Basic Emergency Care 5 SH L
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation 1 SH L
Clinical Nursing Practice 4 SH L
Emergency Medical Procedures 3 SH L
Health, Wellness and Safety 3 SH L
Medical Terminology 3 SH L
Nursing Procedures 3 SH L
Fundamentals Of Nursing 3 SH L
Health Information Management 3 SH L
Introduction To Supervision or Introduction To Healthcare Management 3 SH L
Medical Office Administration 3 SH L
Military Science 3 SH L
Pharmacology 3 SH L
Physical Assessment 3 SH L
Advanced Physical Assessment 3 SH U
Medical Surgical Nursing 3 SH U

Classroom

Intro to Biology 3 credits L
U.S. History to 1876 3 credits L
History and Appreciation of Art 3 credits L
Intro to Philosophy 3 Credits L
Intro to Psychology 3 Credits L
College Algebra 3 Credits L
English Comp 3 Credits L
Mass Comm 3 Credits L

Fema 4 Credits

I'm not sure that I agree with "liberal arts being the fastest" considering you only have 24 liberal arts credits. That leaves more than half of even an AA to fill, and about 100 credits to fill in a BA. Maybe they mean that you could test out of everything, which is fast, so in that case that is true.

If PA is even slightly on your radar, you need to plan your BA with serious attention to the prereqs, otherwise you'll have to go back and get those later. I don't know what kind of options exist for you to do lab sciences on campus, but there are good online lab science classes, (I've taken many) and those should be the starting point when planning the degree. If you went that route, you're talking about gen bios 1 & 2 with lab, gen chems 1 & 2 with lab, A&P 1 and 2 with lab, and stats. I'm not totally up on my PA prereqs, so without looking it up, I think you're already at the math- but potentially sociology too. Anyway, if that's your plan, those classes should be part of your BA.

If any random BA is your plan, I think EC is the more "career-credit-friendly" option. Someone mentioned the BPS, that's one option, and of course you have a lot of credit that would count toward the BSN, and finally you could simply pick the BA most appealing to you and go forward. If you are looking at a liberal arts or business degree, I think TESC might be faster, but faster is arbitrary because you're deciding between a degree that takes 6 months vs one that takes 9 or 10? They're all fast- pick the one that will serve your career.