Please help with a quick degree for a promotion

[Draconikx]

Literally, the cheapest option right now would be UMPI. You could have a degree for around $3k USD. Post what classes you've completed as part of your AS and we can help you to figure out what additional courses you would need to take to get your degree as fast and cheap as possible. You'll need to choose a degree from https://umpi.edu/yourpace to go for.

Did your AS include a science-with-a-lab? Since you live in Japan, do you speak/understand Japanese at at least a basic level? (Or any other language, for that matter.)

Hi thanks for the reply.
My courses are as follows :
Eng comp I
Eng comp II
Public Speaking
Precalculus
Calculus I
Statistics
General Biology I +lab
General Chemistry I +lab
Calc based physics I +lab
Intro to programming in C++
Data structures C++ 
Art appreciation
History of civ
Mircoecon
Macroecon
Intro to Psychology
Intro to Soc

(I know it doesn't look like a lot but a lot of the classes were 4-5 credits each)

I speak German more or less fluently and Japanese at around a lower intermediate level I'd say

PS: would UMP allow payment plans or are their prices upfront? I tried checking their website but ...their website is oddly designed

Are these classes from the US? If not, you will need to have your transcripts sent through WES for an evaluation which will take a few weeks. 

UMPI requires a foreign language. So if you are able to take a test where you are in either German or Japanese then you'll have that taken care off and be able to transfer it. 

UMPI does have a payment option available. You'll have to go through the process once you're admitted and discuss your payment options with financial aid. You can also pay your tuition in full before the beginning of the semester. The next semester begins in January so you've got some time to get that foreign language test and complete courses on Sophia to max out the 90 transfer credit limit.

These are all from a regionally accredited US college.

Just occurred to me but any chance I could get the language req waived? My native language is not English I'm from Hungary so technically I obviously speak at least two fluently.

So let me get this straight, I can transfer 90 credits in and I'd need to get 30 in two semesters to hit the 3k mark right? How hard is that 30 to get? I do have a full time job that requires 8-10 hours 5/day days a week so want to make sure that's actually a doable option for me.