Degree plan, preferably business or accounting?

[rachel83az]

Also, I am really bad at biology and chemistry, so I'd like some advice on how to tackle that if it will be required.

Human Biology at Sophia isn't like any other biology class you've ever taken. A lot of it is probably stuff that you already know from being alive. The rest is explained quite well. You can create an account at Sophia and take the first Challenge in the first Unit to see what it's like before you pay. You can also download the PDFs for all units and read ahead.

[bjcheung77]

You're at 90+ credits, I would apply to both, see where your credits land and if you have extra room for transfer as most of the courses taken should transfer if not all, it's just the spots may not be fully utilized to take all 90. If there are spaces left for transfer, you'll know what to take from an ACE provider such as either Sophia.org or Study.com or something you have a preference for.

[dfrecore]

Honestly, I think an Accounting degree from UMPI is your best bet - it's cheapest for sure, and leaves you time/money to go on and get a master's if you want (if you decide to become a CPA later). And I think that an Accounting degree usually covers all the business stuff you need - so you get more bang for your buck. A business degree does not give you all of the accounting you need if that's the field you want to go into.

[gabbyv23@yahoo.com]

I can't believe I never updated yall! I enrolled in the TAMUC program this past summer and I'm set to graduate in spring, sooner if I work really hard! I chose this rather than the Maine option because getting a degree quickly and cheaply from a school that is well known was more important to me than specifically having an accounting degree. I wanted to update you because I cannot express how important this is to me. No one in my immediate family has a four year degree. No one! We have been teetering on the edge of poverty for basically my entire life. I never would've found this program if I hadn't made a post here, so I am immensely grateful! Hopefully thanking you now doesn't jinx anything but as it stands I have four classes left not including the last two essays I have for my current class load. Wish me luck!

[bjcheung77]

Congrats in completing the summer term and you're close to completing the next term or two. TAMUC is a great choice, you can do exactly that, the BAAS Organizational Leadership and take the required courses from them and transfer in the max you can from alternative options on the WIKI...

[rachel83az]

I can't believe I never updated yall! I enrolled in the TAMUC program this past summer and I'm set to graduate in spring, sooner if I work really hard! I chose this rather than the Maine option because getting a degree quickly and cheaply from a school that is well known was more important to me than specifically having an accounting degree. I wanted to update you because I cannot express how important this is to me. No one in my immediate family has a four year degree. No one! We have been teetering on the edge of poverty for basically my entire life. I never would've found this program if I hadn't made a post here, so I am immensely grateful! Hopefully thanking you now doesn't jinx anything but as it stands I have four classes left not including the last two essays I have for my current class load. Wish me luck!

Congrats! I hope you're able to finish quickly and get your degree.

Out of curiosity, is anyone else in your family going to pursue one of these degrees or have you even spoken to them about it yet?