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RE: BALS/BSLS Degree Plan! Desperate :( - dfrecore - 01-01-2021
I would also consider EC, as they are cheaper than TESU, and just as easy to complete, with not having to get any additional RA credits (although you only need 2cr more, so it's not a huge issue).
If you do end up at TESU, I wouldn't suggest a concentration, as it really doesn't matter. Your CDS courses there won't count towards it, so why limit yourself to a concentration that doesn't align with credits you already have?
Last, you might also consider a competency-based school after proving to yourself that you can gather up credits quickly: NAU has a BA in Liberal Arts, Walen has a BS in Early Childhood Studies, and UMPI has a Liberal Studies degree with a minor in Educational Studies. All of those might be quick if you end up being good at writing papers, and can go quickly through the courses needed.
But I agree with the others - do Sophia first, and go as fast as you can, and then worry about which degree in a couple of months.