Please help with a degree plan for my daughter

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I think your best bet is WGU - they have a BA with Licensure program for all 50 states - at least, that's what I think it is, from what I've read.

I would contact them and see what they say, especially if you already have an AA that you can use. Sometimes WGU lets you get a waiver for the Gen Ed requirements for the degree; if they don't, then you would definitely want to do alternative credit to get those credits completed before enrolling.

The key with WGU - do not ENROLL until after you hear from them about what will/won't transfer, then come back here and we'll tell you what to do for the credits that can be gotten quickly/cheaply, and then once you're done, THEN enroll. If you enroll there, they will not accept any more transfer credits, which would be a shame.

If you contact them, after checking out their website, ask how many terms you can finish in. Not best-case scenario if you go fast - this is one of those degrees that has a minimum amount of time spent in the program, and you need to know how many terms that is.