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[ss20ts]

Or get a bachelor's degree in liberal arts and then a master's in forensic psychology.

I'd lean that way too, except that the Master's in Forensic Psych is $22k, while the bachelor's could come in at around $10k.

I think it really depends on what the job you want requires - if you have to get a master's to get into the job, then I agree with ss20ts.  But if you just need a bachelor's degree, then it would behoove you to spend a bit more on the bachelor's (more expensive than UMPI, EU, and TESU) and get the bachelor's that will help most in your career.

If they really want to get into a field which requires a master's in forensic psychology then I would totally go for UMPI's BLS. Pick 1 of the 5 minors and be done in 2 sessions. It would cost $2800 for UMPI and then whatever is remaining on Sophia to fill the GEC. They could be a graduate in the fall and ready to move onto their master's.

ETA: With having so many UL courses, I'd apply to UMPI today, send the transcripts and see how the courses all transfer in so you know what's left. The BLS requires 24 UL credits. UMPI used to require that the majority of those UL credits had to be completed at UMPI, but I'm seeing several students transfer in more than 12 UL credits so maybe they've loosened up on this policy.

ETA: Just a super quick review of their credits and I see that they need Spanish 1, US Government, Intro to Ethics (might be waived for the religion courses), and Art History 1 from Sophia and they'd be all set to start UMPI. They would need to complete a minimum of 30 credits at UMPI.