BS Political Science

[BSBRose21]

Has anyone explored the option for a Bachelor's in Political Science?  I would be interested how this could be done with the courses - example would be Charter Oak.

[bjcheung77]

You should check their webpage as to what courses are needed, I don't recall an option to completely test out of a Political Science degree. But I would get as much as 90 credits and look up the requirements at Charter Oak, find the usual providers on this site and see if they provide any Upper-Level Political Science courses.

[dfrecore]

I know of zero UL PoliSci credits available through alternative credit. None.  I can barely find any LL ones!

If you want this degree for sure, you're better off at a school that takes 90cr of ACE, and you do 30cr at that school.
UMUC has a PoliSci degree, and they have an OnlineDegree scholarship - take one course through OD and get 25% off of tuition
Liberty University has a PoliSci degree, and they have a SL or Sophia scholarship - 15% discount for 1 course at Sophia or SL

[natshar]

If you are interested in a Poly Sci degree maybe check out SNHU or other online schools that are alt credit friendly. You transfer most of your courses into the school and then do the Poly Sci AOS at that school.