Any help would be greatly appreciated

[davewill]

Thank you, 

I am not sure what the future holds for me. If I was to go for a bachelors but for some reason get to my 60 credits and dont want to complete it, would they award me with my associates or do I have to finish my bachelor? 

Also how long does it normally take a person to complete a bachelors using SL and Study? 
Thank you so much for all of your help.

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Do you know which associates do not require a capstone?

The ASNSM in Bio, Math, or Computer Science doesn't, I know. I haven't looked into the others.

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Hmmm. I guess it's only most of the AAS degrees that require a capstone. The general AA and ASBA don't, either.

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You could certainly start on a bachelor's, doing all of the GenEds first, then if you had to stop, get the generic AA and come back later to finish. Depending on the bachelor's you'd like, a different associate's could be planned in the middle. As far as how long it would take you, it's entirely up to your time available, dedication, knowledge and aptitude. The best way to start if you're hesitant is to collect all of the free credits that are available (they're talked about all over the site).