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Bachelors Degree Recommendations? - klago999 - 01-01-2025 Hello, all! I'm hoping to get some input regarding the best path to obtain a Bachelor's Degree. First priority is speed, and second is cost. Obtained the BOG AAS degree last year, which took approximately 6 weeks. I'm able to work on school studies overnight, most days. I really appreciate any advice! Your Location: Michigan, USA Your Age: 44 What kind of degree do you want?: Bachelor’s (preferably Business, but open to others if quicker to obtain) Current Regional Accredited Credits: 1 Sophia - 81 credits: ARTHIST1001 - ART HISTORY - 3 CR ARTHIST1002 - ART HISTORY II - 3 CR BUS1001 - INTRO TO BUSINESS - 3 CR BUS1200 - DEVELOPING EFFECTIVE TEAMS - 1 CR BUSI1011 - MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING - 3 CR BUSLAW1001 - BUSINESS LAW - 3 CR CA1001 - COLLEGE ALGEBRA - 3 CR COLLEGE1001 - COLLEGE READINESS - 3 CR CONRES1000 - ESSENTIALS OF MANAGING CONFLICT - 1 CR CONRES1001 - CONFLICT RESOLUTION - 3 CR CS1001 - INTO TO TECHNOLOGY - 3 CR CS1003 - IT CAREER EXPLORATION - 1 CR CS1005 - INTRO TO WEB DEVELOPMENT - 3 CR CS1015 - INTRO TO NETWORKING - 3 CR ECON1001 - MACROECONOMICS - 3 CR ECON1002 - MICROECONOMICS - 3 CR ECON1010 - PERSONAL FINANCE - 3 CR ENG1001 - ENGLISH COMP I - 3 CR ENVS1001 - ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE - 3 CR FIN1001 - PRINCIPLES OF FINANCE - 3 CR HLTH1010 - INTO TO NUTRITION - 3 CR HLTH1020 - LIFESPAN DEVELOPMENT - 3 CR HUMBIO1001 - HUMAN BIOLOGY - 3 CR PHIL1002 - INTRO TO ETHICS - 3 CR PM1001 - PROJECT MANAGEMENT - 3 CR PSYC1010 - INTRO TO PSYCHOLOGY - 3 CR SCIE1050 - ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY - 3 CR STAT1001 - INTRO TO STATISTICS - 3 CR VISCOMM101 - VISUAL COMMUNICATIONS - 3 CR ASU - 1 credit: BUSINESS TECH FUNDAMENTALS - 1 CR Any certifications or military experience? CSM, Google Professional IT Support Cert Budget: No specific budget Commitments: Full-time M-F employment, 1 child in middle school Dedicated time to study: up to 8 hours/day, more on weekends Timeline: Would like to complete as quickly as possible Tuition assistance/reimbursement: None RE: Bachelors Degree Recommendations? - jg_nuy - 01-01-2025 Given that you have a great chunk of time available, I would recommend UMPI as your best option, provided that you prefer writing over exams. With 8 hours per day, you could conceivably finish in a single term of 8 weeks. Here are the links to the UMPI degree plans: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Category:UMPI For general education, you still need the equivalent of English II (Workplace Writing II recommended on Sophia over English Comp II), a bio lab (recommend Human Biology Lab on Sophia, since you already have Human Biology) and a foreign language (Spanish I or French I on Sophia). Check out the general education requirements to confirm the rest: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/UMPI_!General_Education_Requirements_Roadmap If you prefer exams or a mix of writing and exams, TESU and WGU are great options, but they are likely to be slower: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Category:TESU https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Category:WGU RE: Bachelors Degree Recommendations? - klago999 - 01-01-2025 (01-01-2025, 10:10 PM)jg_nuy Wrote: Given that you have a great chunk of time available, I would recommend UMPI as your best option, provided that you prefer writing over exams. With 8 hours per day, you could conceivably finish in a single term of 8 weeks. Here are the links to the UMPI degree plans: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Category:UMPIThank you for taking the time to point me in the right direction! RE: Bachelors Degree Recommendations? - bjcheung77 - 01-01-2025 Welcome to the board, great addendum and template, plus additional details... +1, I agree with UMPI recommendation, I would ladder to the UMPI BAS with a minor or two of your choice (PM, MIS, Management) and the 3-4 classes that can transfer to the MAOL. You can try to finish these in 1 session, but I would recommend going at your personal pace, it may take 2 sessions for most people (I tried but didn't capitalize on that, did only 7 out of 10 classes and I will finish next session). |