Please help

[amysmith]

This forum is AWESOME

I have been reading posts for hours.  Thanks to everyone for making this forum AWESOME with information

Job requires any bachelor's degree.
I have accumulated the following courses and would like the quickest route to any bachelor's degree at one of the big three:

ENG*101 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I
ENG*102 ENGLISH COMPOSITION II
ANA*131 ANATOMY &PHYSIOLOGY!
ANA*141 ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY II
BI0*108 BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE I
BI0-102  BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE II
BI0*141 HUMAN MICROBIOLOGY
CHM-110  COLLEGE CHEMISTRY I
CHM-111   COLLEGE CHEMISTRY II
PSY*201 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY
SOC*101 INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY
SOC-235 SOCIOLOGY OF THE FAMILY
PHI*101 INTRO TO PHILOSOPHY
PSY*242 HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT
MAT* 184 FINITE PROB & STATISTICS
CPT- 101   INTRO TO COMPUTERS
HSS-105  TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE
SPC*220 PUBLIC SPEAKING
ART*101 HISTORY &APPRECIATION OF ART
GOV*205 AMERICAN GOVERNMENT

EXCELSIOR COLLEGE EXAMINATIONS:
NURX*101 NURSING CONCEPTS 1
NURX*102 NURSING CONCEPTS 2
NURX*103 NURSING CONCEPTS 3
NURX*204 NURSING CONCEPTS 4
NURX*206 NURSING CONCEPTS 6
NURX*205 NURSING CONCEPTS 5
NURX*207 NURSING CONCEPTS: FOUNDATIONS OF PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE

[Ideas]

BALS since it's so flexible. Try to choose subjects you already know so it's faster http://degreeforum.wikia.com/wiki/Sanant...al_Studies

You can knock out credits at Straighterline fast. You can also get 18 free credits if you get the Study.com scholarship. Also do all the free quick credits that are available.

[dfrecore]

First, we need to know how many credits you got for each course. If they're all 3cr, then just say that. But if any courses were more than 3cr, that's important to know.

Next, I can't find the Nursing exams at EC. Are they old? Do they still apply to a degree there? How many credits are they each worth?

Last, are all of these LL courses (like from a CC)? Or are any UL?

Then, do you just need any degree as quickly as possible for some reason? Or would you rather have a specific degree, but aren't sure which one?

I can help with a TESU degree, but I'm less familiar with EC and COSC. Others here can be more helpful there, but they will need to know the answers to the above questions as well.

Check out TESU's BALS and BSPS (BS in Professional Studies), where Nursing might be a good possibility in the Specialized Career Track area. Let me know what you think.

[sanantone]

Did you finish your associate's in nursing?

[amysmith]

BALS since it's so flexible. Try to choose subjects you already know so it's faster http://degreeforum.wikia.com/wiki/Sanant...al_Studies

You can knock out credits at Straighterline fast. You can also get 18 free credits if you get the Study.com scholarship. Also do all the free quick credits that are available.

Thanks Ideas for the helpful reply. Do you have a spreadsheet for TESU BALS, so I can input my completed courses and see which courses and hours I would need to complete?

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First, we need to know how many credits you got for each course.  If they're all 3cr, then just say that.  But if any courses were more than 3cr, that's important to know.

Next, I can't find the Nursing exams at EC.  Are they old?  Do they still apply to a degree there?  How many credits are they each worth?

Last, are all of these LL courses (like from a CC)?  Or are any UL?

Then, do you just need any degree as quickly as possible for some reason?  Or would you rather have a specific degree, but aren't sure which one?

I can help with a TESU degree, but I'm less familiar with EC and COSC.  Others here can be more helpful there, but they will need to know the answers to the above questions as well.

Check out TESU's BALS and BSPS (BS in Professional Studies), where Nursing might be a good possibility in the Specialized Career Track area.  Let me know what you think.

Thanks dfrecore for the helpful reply. Any degree as quickly as possible, would be sufficient. I am including my updated post with credit hours. Do you have a spreadsheet for TESU BALS, so I can input my completed courses and see which courses and hours I would need to complete?

UPDATED from above:

All are lower level courses from a community college

ENG*101 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I   Credits 3
ENG*102 ENGLISH COMPOSITION II   Credits 3
ANA*131 ANATOMY &PHYSIOLOGY I  Credits 4
ANA*141 ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY II  Credits 4
BI0*108 BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE I  Credits 4
BI0-102  BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE II  Credits 4
BI0*141 HUMAN MICROBIOLOGY   Credits 4
CHM-110  COLLEGE CHEMISTRY I  Credits 4
CHM-111   COLLEGE CHEMISTRY II  Credits 4
PSY*201 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY   Credits 3
SOC*101 INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY   Credits 3
SOC-235 SOCIOLOGY OF THE FAMILY   Credits 3
PHI*101 INTRO TO PHILOSOPHY   Credits 3
PSY*242 HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT   Credits 3
MAT* 184 FINITE PROB & STATISTICS   Credits 3
CPT- 101   INTRO TO COMPUTERS    Credits 3
HSS-105  TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE   Credits 3
SPC*220 PUBLIC SPEAKING    Credits 3
ART*101 HISTORY &APPRECIATION OF ART   Credits 3
GOV*205 AMERICAN GOVERNMENT     Credits 3

EXCELSIOR COLLEGE EXAMINATIONS (All lowel level. Current exam names have changed) https://www.excelsior.edu/exams/nursing-home

NURX*101 NURSING CONCEPTS 1   Credits 4
NURX*102 NURSING CONCEPTS 2   Credits 4 
NURX*103 NURSING CONCEPTS 3   Credits 4 
NURX*204 NURSING CONCEPTS 4   Credits 4
NURX*206 NURSING CONCEPTS 6   Credits 4 
NURX*205 NURSING CONCEPTS 5   Credits 4 
NURX*207 NURSING CONCEPTS: FOUNDATIONS OF PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE   Credits 4

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Did you finish your associate's in nursing?

Thank you sanantone for providing help. I did not complete the associate's in nursing.

[dfrecore]

The TESU BALS is going to be very easy for you to complete.  If I were you, I would apply for the Study.com scholarship, where you will get 6 free courses over 3 months.  Take the first course (Personal Finance, which will go in Free Electives), and then take 5 UL courses like Psych or History.  Take all of the free courses we know of.  And fill in the rest of the Gen Ed's, and you're done.  I'm guessing you could complete all of this in 6 months or less (maybe even 3).

Here's a spreadsheet for you, showing how it would work out.

COSC would probably be fairly easy as well, although you'd need a lot more UL credits (30 of them), and they don't consider most of the Study.com courses UL.  Meaning you'd have to find other ways to get those UL credits, which would probably be more expensive.  But it's worth looking at.