I'm already burnt out

[pluggingalong]

Yes... Keeping the eye on the prize and also keeping the momentum going are the hardest, some people stall and take a little longer to re-start the process.  Take the time to do as many alternative credits first for max transfer before embarking on the last hurdle at the institution you're looking to graduate from.  The spreadsheet is a great tool to keep reference and tracking of your progress, another thing it does is give an ego boost each time you see you're one less class away from completion, whenever you finish each class!

I didn't do any "alternative" credits, but I now see the wisdom in it more clearly. I was afraid of doing work outside WGU, and then not having it count.  My experiences when dependent on other people have caused me to always expect the worse outcome. The people at WGU, and probably most colleges, is that they want you to get credit and to succeed.  If I was going to do it all over, I would go ahead get as many alternative credits as possible. That's a good idea making a spreadsheet of classes to track your progress. It would also help me anticipate when I will get to some of the more "fun" classes.