education choices for technical fields

[sanantone]

Just some thoughts:

I think for the TESU BSAST degrees, it might be difficult for you to get the UL courses in the AOS, so take a look at that first. Anything from a CC will come in as LL.

You can take online Physics with a lab at NMJC for $356 last I checked. Not sure what type of math you need for it.

Also, I think that although TESU specifies Physics when you look at the degree, they will list Chemistry I & II as an option instead when you run an eval. So double-check on that if it's the only thing holding you back from something.

Any Computer Science degree is going to require plenty of calculus and higher math, it sounds as if that's an issue more than physics might be.



If you post your credits, we might be able to give you more help in figuring out a degree that would be manageable.

It's not difficult to get the UL credits for the BSAST in Technical Studies (you only need to find 6 and those can be tested out of). Project Management is offered at Sophia and Current Trends and Application is taken at TESU. Those make up 6 of the 12 UL credits you'll need. However, most of the BSAST programs require physics I and II with labs or chemistry I and II with labs. You can test out of the lecture portions of chemistry I and II, take the standalone chemistry I lab at Straighterline, and the standalone chemistry II lab at TESU. University of New England offers standalone chemistry labs too.