In search of guidance, Bachelors for military

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Also, I'm looking at UArk SPOCC policies, and they enroll "up to 20 times per year" and have a minimum timeframe of 3 weeks per course. Other colleges have similar timeframes due to accreditation policies.

Since you don't mention wanting to do graduate school, and you have a 2.0 GPA, you technically could graduate from TESU as long as you fulfill all the other requirements with Pass/ Credit grades and take the TECEP Strategic Management exam as your Capstone. However, having a higher GPA would help if you ever wanted to go to grad school.

On the forum, a perennial favorite TESU class is SOS-110 Living in the Information Age. A bit spendy, but it gives you a good GPA from TESU.

The OP wants to get into the military as an officer, and other commenters on here said that that wouldn't be a high enough GPA to do so. So that's what he/she needs the higher GPA for. I wouldn't spend the money on TESU courses to just have a high GPA there - you need a higher cumulative GPA, so that should be done as inexpensively as possible.

You're going to need to figure out how many courses to take to raise your GPA to the right place (whatever that is). If it was 3.0, then you would need another 25cr of all A's to get there. If it's 2.5, then you'll need 9cr of A's. Raise Your GPA

I would figure out where and what to take to work it into whichever degree plan you want, and then start working on that immediately. I would then figure out the rest via inexpensive options from this forum (SL, Study.com, Saylor, TEEX, ALEKS, etc.).