I need help figuring out how to finally obtain Bachelors, advice appreciated

[dadof3]

I would suggest sticking with WGU. You can switch to the IT major. I'm not sure how much time you would save.
https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/WG...egree_Plan

For the WGU IT major

You avoid taking CompTIA project+ by doing Sopha project management. (I did Sophia's course in one day)
(Project+ is reportedly easier than A+)

AWS Cloud Practitioner can be done in 2-7 days.

ITIL Foundations Cert is reportedly pretty easy.

Finite Mathematics might be tough to do if you are weak in math. 

Networks & Network and Security - Applications you have done already.

WGU thoughts

WGU is pretty easy till you hit a hard class or tough cert. Some certs can be done easily in a week while a few can take over a month to study for.

Thank you!

This makes sense and is what I was originally considering but that Project+ has been eluding me for 2 terms now. With the Sophia option, wouldn’t I have to leave WGU for 6 months to do that and transfer it in? Or how would that work?

It's probably not worth it to go through the reenrollment process for a few courses. I'm not sure how long you have to wait before you attempt to enroll again.

You're only 5 courses from being done, that is pretty close though some of those certs are tough. 

The CompTIA CySa+ cert isn't an easy one to get. 

Checking some of the Reddit posts, they are taking 2-4 weeks to get the cert at best
https://www.reddit.com/r/CompTIA/comment...nce_and_3/

I would buy those practice tests on Udemy to help study for those types of certs. If you can pass the practice test, then hopefully you can pass the real deal.

Yeah that’s where I’m so hung up on these certs. I’m scoring well on Udemy etc and following all the advice I can find to study and just not passing when it comes to the real deal which is why I feel like I’ve hit a wall with this cyber path.