Switiching schools

[bjcheung77]

Money isn’t an issue it’s covered by work. I have about 15-20 hours to spend a week. More if I can write papers at work.

You need an evaluation completed by both institutions and you then have to decide, taking alternative courses elsewhere for max transfer or doing the competency based option is for you.  UMPI requires 30 credits, TESU requires 6, you can pay residency waiver fee if you wanted to... You can take Study.com, Sophia.org, LawShelf and other courses that do not use a real time proctor such as ProctorU.  UMPI may be a better choice if you can complete in two sessions after you transfer the max 90 credits...