Transferring credits to study an MBA in the US

[rachel83az]

Which MBA program are you trying to get into? I presume that you're comfortable with writing papers in English, since you are trying to get into an American program?

If your evaluation doesn't turn into a 4-year program (some evaluators are like that), you have a couple of options: get a Bachelor's degree from UMPI or one from TESU. Simply taking random CLEP exams until you have 120 credits will NOT cut it.

UMPI would require you to complete one paper or project to finish a class (a couple of classes have exams, but most do not). UMPI requires you to take at least 30 credits through them, but this could still be the fastest option. Depending on exactly what your evaluation says, you could complete the general education requirements with Sophia.org, Study.com, and a Spanish ACTFL exam.

TESU, on the other hand, would allow you to transfer in up to 114 credits from elsewhere. Depending on exactly what your evaluation says, you could be most of the way through a Liberal Studies degree at TESU already, or you might prefer to get a business degree to meet possible MBA requirements. TESU would be more expensive than UMPI, costing $7-9000 if you transfer in 116 credits or could be $5-7000 if you transfer in 105 credits. You would be able to fill out any missing requirements, except for the cornerstone and capstone courses that MUST be taken at TESU, using sources like Sophia.org, Study.com, ACTFL (depending on degree), Davar, Coopersmith, and a few others.

If you let us know exactly what your evaluation says, minus any personally identifying information, we can help you figure out exactly what else you need to take in order to get a degree.