want a regional B.A. degree

[bjcheung77]

I assure you we would love to find another school where it was possible to come close to graduating with alternative credit. I don't think anyone here is against the idea, we just don't know of anywhere besides the Big3 where that is possible.

NAU was suggested to the OP because they do have the option to complete a degree online or through personalized learning.
The main reason I didn't fully recommend it is because of the amount of credits you'll be doing. It's all about the OP time here.
Take it anyway you want to complete your degree, I did so much work prior to what I've done now because before, I thought NA was better than RA.
:confused: Doesn't Nationally sound better than Regional accreditation? Until I did some research on that, I was like, uh oh... oh yeah... whatever.

A bit about my past/studies, I went to a local private college, but practically failed everything as I wasn't meant to go to school.
Took my A+/Net+ training, got a helpdesk job, decided to go to another private college, it went under while I was taking courses.
Looked up schools for BCIS/BEET, found a NA DETC school CIE/WC with a long history, and the school LOST accreditation!
So after all these circles and hoops I've been going through, I was back at square one earlier in the year, starting from scratch.
Strange enough, I was adamant NOT to do the PLA, and I wanted to "relearn" what was though properly and quickly (go figure eh?).

You do your bit the way you want it, there's two more schools I will recommend to you as well, but. Just one question.
Where are you from, which state? As these two schools do NOT take ACE/NCCRS nor CLEP/DSST/TECEP or UEXCEL, CSU-Global CBE's.
They will only accept RA community college or 4 year college/university B&M school credit for transfer. Would you accept a BGS?
Bachelors of General Studies, or a BA/BS with a major (they only have 15 credits that are required for residency).
Secondly, they're not as easy or competency based as NAU are, but you have the option of taking courses online (it's more expensive too).