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[bjcheung77]

There are a few more that I had on my short list when I looked at Environmental Sciences or Studies... It all depends if you're looking for online and/or butt-in-seat options and depends which state you reside in. Even University of Phoenix made my list for some reason, here are a few more... Ultimately, I recommended the previous person TESU over these options and for them to ladder up to a specific Masters for under $9K afterwards, but you should check them out anyways to see which may be better for you...

APUS: https://www.apu.apus.edu/academic/school...ience.html
Fort Hays: https://www.fhsu.edu/geo/academic-progra...eosciences
SNHU: https://www.snhu.edu/online-degrees/bach...al-science
Wilmington: https://www.wilmu.edu/artsandsciences/en...olicy.aspx
UofPhoenix: https://www.phoenix.edu/degrees/sciences...s-evs.html
Delta State: https://www.deltastate.edu/artsandscienc...al-science
Florida Gateway (BAS Water Resources Management): https://www.fgc.edu/academics/programs/s...anagement/

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Sorry about that, okay I calculated this from when I transfer the credits to WGU. This is what I got...

English 1 - 3
Communications - 3
Intro to Art History - 3
Intro to Socialogy - 3
Intro to Physical Science - 3
Intro to US History - 3

GE - 18
 
I don't mind doing 2 terms, either AA degree first and then BA or do a BA in 2 terms. I'm tired of working these min. wage jobs, been doing it for the last 10 years so I need a breakthrough. I only have a SAS cert - intro to programming, guard card, and forklift license not sure if those will help. So, where do I go from here? Thank you guys for helping me! There's people out there that are doing consultation calls for money saying I graduated with a BS in x amount of months.

Wait which state are you in, it seems you're just looking for a Bachelors for "checking the box" and not looking specifically at changing professions to Environmental Studies. Hmm, if that is the case, why not go for a TESU Associates in Applied Sciences and a BA Liberal Studies with a Natural Science and Math concentration. That would be the cheapest, easiest, fastest option at TESU, then go for the $9K Masters I was referring to with the previous person... Excelsior has a Bachelors in Science, Natural Sciences if you wanted to go a different route too... whatever floats your boat.