Help with finding a home for my college credits~

[sanantone]

Since you have a bunch of introductory courses, they will transfer about the same to all of the Big 3 (Charter Oak, Excelsior, and Thomas Edison). Since you want to avoid testing out, are you looking to take all of the credits at the school or to take more transfer credits at other schools? If you want to take a bunch of credits at the school, then TESC's Comprehensive Tuition Plan is the cheapest of the Big 3. If you want to take independent study courses at other schools and transfer them in, then COSC does consortium agreements where you can use financial aid for COSC courses and another school's courses.

Also since you don't want to test out, there is WGU. They are self-paced and charge just under $3,000 per 6-month term. Other cheap colleges for out-of-state students are Peru State College, Chadron State College, Fort Hays State University, and Columbia College. You might be able to find something even cheaper in your home state.

You don't need a science degree to go into healthcare. What you need are the prerequisites. It is possible to finish a science degree and not have all of the prerequisite courses and/or labs. You can finish the prerequisites as free electives within any degree.