Advice Needed - Degree Planning - Help Please

[Caecal07]

Here's a 'longer option'... Do you already have an associates degree? You can do the Pierpont BOG AAS with Biology Emphasis, get your credits transferred to UMPI BAS with a minor in Biology and Psychology, if you're interested in another subject such as Educational Studies minor, add that as well.  It really depends what your end goal is, I would get the BAS or BLS with any minor of your choice.  You have enough credits for max transfer already, having said that, if you want to add a freebie other than the Pierpont BOG AAS, you can add credits offered on the cheapies/freebies WIKI, these can be used towards the 60 elective credits for the UMPI BAS or BLS.

Here's the shorter option which I would recommend more, transfer all your current credits to UMPI BLS with a minor of your choice, such as Psych or something else that is offered by Your Pace.  You're missing a language class, so I would transfer that class in by taking Sophia.org French I or Spanish I, get this degree as a 'check the box' degree and then do the UMPI MAOL or a WGU Masters in Education, if you want something not competency based, do the Bridge TEFL and ladder to the ACE.edu Masters instead.  Depending on your need, I would wait for tuition assistance or reimbursement from work before I start the Masters...

Since I know some french that would work.  Couple quick  questions im not familliar with. Umpi BLS makes sense to me probaby in psych since its where all my coursework sits.  I'm good with a check this box degree since Ive definately put in the work!  A couple acronyms  could you point me in the right direction for this bridge to TEFL and ladder to ACE.edu masters info.  Youve alredy been so much help I'm going to look into french with sophia as first step.  Lots of Financial help here as a single mom.  Would the masters be a better route than the alternative training.

https://www.umf.maine.edu/careers/educat...ification/
  
Link above would take you to the state school options.  The SPARC program was the one most interesting to me. Maybe a masters but its no a necessary.