Lots of credits, not sure where to enroll

[rachel83az]

As natshar already stated, it would help the most if you listed what you have and where the credits came from.

I'm trying to figure out which university will accept most of my credits and which degree program I should enroll in. Is it possible for me to apply to all of the Big 3 and have my transcripts evaluated, then decide from there? I'm interested in taking ACE classes (Straighterline, Study.com, Saylor, etc) and DSST (CLEP doesn't have online proctoring) to fill in any requirements necessary.

Yes, you can apply to everyone to see who gives you the best results. TESU is $50. bjcheung77 has a code that makes COSC applications free. Excelsior is free until April 30th. Another possible choice is UMPI. They are free to apply to as well. They may not take as many credits as the others but they could well wind up being both the fastest and cheapest way to get your degree.

I don't have plans of trying to gain admission to a competitive masters program. WGU is the front runner for my masters since I don't have any graduate credits and they seem to be cheap and fast for a masters with no prior credits.

I'm sorry for being so discombobulated. I'm not sure where to start and would appreciate any advice.

Thank you!

Which Master's degree are you wanting to get? MBA? I know Walden is also mentioned for non-competitive and inexpensive graduate degrees. The Master's degree dictates the Bachelor's, to some extent. For example, if you want an MBA then a Psych undergrad degree may not be the best choice. The reverse is certainly true.