Degree Advice

[rachel83az]

If you need 15 RA credits specifically, I'd suggest taking some classes from ASU Universal Learner. $425 per class and there are a few that are self-paced. https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Ar...al_Learner

Yes, I also saw that all the math classes are self paced which is good, thank you! all of this info has been really helpful. I also think that no matter what, getting the AAS from Pierpont is not a bad idea right? Knowing how cheap it is, it doesn't hurt having it as a backup plan?

Considering the Pierpont degree is free and it doesn't impact your ability to get a later degree, I would say that using it as a backup plan is a good idea. Even if it turns out to not work for what you want, you'll have lost relatively little time/money in its pursuit. You can't say that about most Associate degrees.

[JArody07]

If you need 15 RA credits specifically, I'd suggest taking some classes from ASU Universal Learner. $425 per class and there are a few that are self-paced. https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Ar...al_Learner

Yes, I also saw that all the math classes are self paced which is good, thank you! all of this info has been really helpful. I also think that no matter what, getting the AAS from Pierpont is not a bad idea right? Knowing how cheap it is, it doesn't hurt having it as a backup plan?

Considering the Pierpont degree is free and it doesn't impact your ability to get a later degree, I would say that using it as a backup plan is a good idea. Even if it turns out to not work for what you want, you'll have lost relatively little time/money in its pursuit. You can't say that about most Associate degrees.

Thank you Rachel, since I'm already taking the Sophia courses, I'll just finish the AAS first whether it's accepted or not, plus it shouldn't take long based on how fast I'm finishing the courses. I would be aiming for May graduation.