Guidance Requested - Degree Planning Help

[Old Guy]

If you have all the courses you need at Pierpont, they don't require a high school diploma.  They never received my daughter's and they told her it wasn't necessary.  I believe having an associates degree will make it so a high school diploma is not required at UMPI either but that should be confirmed. Taking a Pierpont AAS doesn't add one course to an UMPI degree, just added cost.

So then, would you say it is best to simply do my Sophia courses and just jump to my bachelor's? I am debating between BABA and BLS.
Thank you

Not what I said.  Going the Pierpont route means you might not need your high school diploma (transcript?) translated and evaluated.

[bjcheung77]

@bandito... Pierpont BOG AAS plus UMPI BAS is probably your best option... You don't need to take anything more to get the Pierpont, I suggest BAS over BLS due to it being more flexible, unless you're going for a BABA. Either way, you should finalize your degree journey with the UMPI MAOL. I did a few AI videos with a few quick 1 minute advice here, review them all: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...ess-videos

[bandito_crispeta]

If you have all the courses you need at Pierpont, they don't require a high school diploma.  They never received my daughter's and they told her it wasn't necessary.  I believe having an associates degree will make it so a high school diploma is not required at UMPI either but that should be confirmed. Taking a Pierpont AAS doesn't add one course to an UMPI degree, just added cost.

So then, would you say it is best to simply do my Sophia courses and just jump to my bachelor's? I am debating between BABA and BLS.
Thank you

Not what I said.  Going the Pierpont route means you might not need your high school diploma (transcript?) translated and evaluated.

Oops I am new to this forum lol.. I must have thought I was replying to someone else. Thank you for your response. I am about to email UMPI and confirm that if I have an associate's from an accredited school here in the US, then perhaps their requirements won't be as hard. 
Thank you!