48 yr old, newbie here. Need degree planning advice.

[bjcheung77]

In addition to that, the classes you take at Pierpont actually are the exact classes you'll be taking for transfer into UMPI or WGU, whatever other institution that fits your needs, etc. The main benefit is the cost and if something happens along the way of your journey, you'll have an Associates under your belt if there are any delays towards your Bachelors. I would do at least the max transfer to any Bachelors degree and use those exact same credits towards the Pierpont degree, you don't need to do extra classes at all and graduate Pierpont first, it's pretty much an apply, send transcripts, and forget it type of thing.