I'm back -- and asking for bachelor's help again!

[bjcheung77]

Hmm... AOJ courses will be much more expensive, the other alternative providers that may have some courses would be the current ACE recommended for credit Penn Foster/Pearson's Propero ones (each course will cost $329 or more vs Study.com or other providers that are $100/course). You might be better off with a BALS with Social Science concentration since you have some Psych/Sociology courses. I would do an evaluation for the BALS and see how many credits will remain, but as I mentioned in my previous post, the BSBA might be better for you.

Essentially, per my previous post, choose the BSBA concentration last. Your current credits are identical for the General Management & HRM/OM option as the Organizational Behavior is the only course applied to either AOS. The 1 credit HRM 331 freebie course won't matter as you need a 3 credit course to make up the difference anyways. It depends how much energy/money/time you want to put into the degree, that will determine which path you want to go. There are other alternative options to either AOS.

Depending on the amount of energy/money/time you have, there are numerous options and ways of "completing" the degree. If you have more time on your hands because of the Pandemic and you have some money saved up or have lots of energy, I might even suggest getting that ASNSM Math as you're just missing College Algebra ($20 on ALEKS or InstantCertCredit.com) or you can take the CSM Learn course for $39. This will be more valuable than the ASBA you have, since that ASBA would be "updated & upgraded" to a BSBA.

And then there is the option of doing the BSBA GM or the HRM/OM and just add a certificate or two. If you take Sophia.org Intro to Business & Project Management, you will be a course or two away from the Certificate in Operations Management. Basically, you need to take some courses at Study.com to finish the certs & BSBA. Its your choice, if you don't have the energy/money/time, then just get the BSBA GM with a few easy courses from Study.com to finish it off quickly...

Final piece of advice, you can ask to have those courses mentioned and see if you can take the LL courses for credit as well. I highly doubt that will work because these 300 level courses are numbered as UL but the course content are not UL in nature nor the name of the course doesn't correspond with an UL course, it won't hurt to ask but don't hold your breath, just take some courses to finish off the degree quickly. You need 2 LL and 3 more UL courses in Business for the AOS.