Help finding a school and degree plan

[rachel83az]

If you buckle down, you could start at TESU immediately. Start transferring in your old credits + credits from Sophia and Study.com. By mid-November, you should be able to hit 100+ total credits toward your degree. You would then pay the approximately $5000 for a flat-rate 16-credit term that starts in December.

After completing the 16-credit term, you would have (perhaps) $300-400 in 2023 for additional SDC/Sophia credits to finish off your degree. And the graduation fee of $298, also paid in 2023. Would that work for you?

WGU would need a lot more prep to start before the end of the year, to have a hope of finishing in a single 6-month term, and I'm not sure if you'd make it.

SNHU would require paying for classes well beyond December 2023, so that wouldn't work for you financially.

PUG is impossible to finish in a single term/session, so that would also be out of the question for you.

My suggestion:

Apply to TESU ($50). Send in your current transcripts, including the Credly transcript that shows the Google IT Support Professional certificate. Pay $50 for the Medical Terminology exam (reasons and instructions here: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Th..._to_Enroll ). As soon as you've got your evaluation, come back here with the FULL THING - minus any personally identifying information. We can help you figure out the easiest/quickest courses to take to hit that magical 100-credit number that will unlock the ability to take the capstone.

While you're waiting for your evaluation to be completed, try to finish the Data Analytics certificate in the next week. That should net you 3+ credits towards your degree.

When does your Coursera Plus membership expire?