Maximizing Sophia courses at COSC

[Lacedonia4]

I would not consider switching between the Big 3 at all, because it's just too expensive to do so.

Instead, I'd enroll at the school where you ultimately want to get your degree, and then do that.  An AA is an unnecessary expense, and slows everything down if you switch schools.  It's thousands of dollars you don't need to spend.

Thanks,  I am currently enrolled at TESU, I agree, was just exploring different options, as for example, with COSC i'd get in-state tuition. Also with a ton of credits I already have, was wondering where to get the AA and save some time. Once that is completed it is considered as a block and do not have to worry about it anymore. There are a couple of courses that are slowing me down because they are just not my thing, and if other courses I already have can satisfy that category, that would be a time saver.

What's your planned major at TESU? Just curious. Surely there is something between all the concentrations available at COSC (including Liberal and Individualized Studies) that would be easier or at least a little tempting for you. It's ultimately your call, but I would be all over that in-state tuition if I were in your shoes.

If you're interested, I'm sure we can help you piece something together.

Thanks, sorry wasn't trying to derail the topic. I was having a little crisis, and I honestly had all those questions because I wanted to arrive to a final decision.

1 Didn't know that a completed AA didn't transfer as a block.

2 I had just changed my previous major to a BA in Art but was asked to consider a different major

3 Was trying to maximize time with courses I already have. And I prefer history courses to political science ones.

4 That said I finally looked at the what ifs on TESU and with all the courses I have completed, I finally changed my major to English and I am going to continue my progress.

Thank you all for your patience with all my questions. This forum is priceless.