Is excelsior still the quickest and cheapest?

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I'm not sure why UExcel's were chosen as a better option than Coopersmith and/or Study.com?  But UExcel's not being available doesn't change the price of a degree at Excelsior, since they were the most expensive of the 3 options.

UMPI is competency-based, meaning you pay for time rather than per course; if you can go fast, then it will be your fastest and cheapest option.  If you aren't sure if you want to commit to it, or you want to go at a slower pace, then EU is good too.

EU - tuition & fees for 7cr $4031 (+ cost for 113cr)
UMPI - tuition & fees for 30cr in 1 term $1400; in 2 terms $2800; in 3 terms #4200 (+ cost for 90cr including lab science)

I'm not familiar with Coopersmith.

https://www.coopersmithcc.net/

Figuring out what EU will accept and give as UL credit is a bit tricky since there are fewer people using them - but they are definitely a favorite method of some people.