Bachelors Degree Planning Guidance

[intergalacticyam]

Welcome to the board, I didn't know Denver had intergalactic-yam! And I love sweet potato fries!  Anyways, LawShelf has a degree partnership with DEAC (NA) Crestpoint U, they're somewhat expensive, so I would design my own degree plan instead by following their degree plan requirements!

This is how I would do things!  Get a degree from TAMUC, TESU, or UMPI that allows a max of electives, in fact, take 90+ credits from Sophia.org with their 4 month plan if you need to.  Then spend X amount of time getting the classes you want from LawShelf, like the 10 they have in the example degree.

90 credits from Sophia.org in 4 months = $299, 30 credits from LawShelft.com = $300
You should also get some Coursera Certs in Business, IT, PM, etc to round out the education.
You still need to then decide where to finish your degree, the rest of the remaining fees are there.

Yes, if you add the credits together, you get more than 120 (more like 150+) for the trifecta of certs, degree, experience.
10 classes from LawShelf that goes towards Crestpoint: https://www.lawshelf.com/bbaview
Colleges that accept LawShelf classes into their degrees: https://www.lawshelf.com/partnersview

Sweet potato fries are the business.  But I just chose my playstation name instead of coming up with anything original lol. Thanks for this feedback!  I noticed their partnership with Crestpoint, but didn't love the value of Crestpoint for what I'd get.   I'm not married to taking EVERYTHING from Lawshelf, I just really enjoyed what I saw. I appreciate the perspective so much, when I started consuming all the info, I got a little anxiety-freeze for a moment. (Forever agonizing over the 'right' choice lol) This is really helpful starting info. THANK YOU.