LUO transfer ACE credit earned in high school (homeschool)

[telliott2002]

Hi, I am new here and searched but I didn't see an answer to this question. I am a homeschooled high school senior. I am planning on enrolling in LUO next fall for a BS in Information Technology - Web & Mobile Programming. By March I will have earned 60 credits, 57 ACE and 3 NCCRS but different sources. 

I emailed Liberty to ask how many ACE credits I can transfer in to see if I need to vary my sources for the classes I haven't taken yet. I received a reply yesterday saying I could transfer all 57 ACE credits. It was just a question to their transfer department, not a transcript evaluation, so they didn't have a list of my classes or anything. I know that nothing is set in stone until I officially enroll and get a transcript evaluation, so I'm not trusting this too much.

I don't handle the pressure of CLEP/DSST tests well, so online classes are the way to go for me. 

My question is: Has anyone successfully transferred 57 ACE credits into Liberty University Online if they were earned in high school?

Thanks in advance for any advice you can give.

Here are my classes (I'm not counting the 1 vocational credit in case they don't take it):

ALEKS: College Algebra (3)
The Institutes: Ethics and the CPCU Code of Professional Conduct (2)
Saylor: Intro to Computer Science 1 (3 NCCRS)
Sophia: The Essentials of Managing Conflict (1)
            Developing Effective Teams (1)
            English Comp 1 (3)
            Conflict Resolution (3)
            Greek Philosophers (3)
Straighterline: Personal Finance (3)
                     IT Fundamentals (3)
                     Environmental Science (3)
                     US History 2 (3)
                     Student Success (3)
                     Intro to Religion (3)
                     Organizational Behavior (3)
                     Intro to Statistics (3)
                     Intro to Programming in C++ (4)
                     Macroeconomics (3)
Study.com: Programming in C (3)
TEEX: Information Security for Everyone (1 vocational credit)
         Information Security Basics (1)
         Cyber Ethics (2)
         Cyber Law and White Collar Crime (2)
         Network Assurance and Digital Forensic Basics (1)
         Secure Software (1)