TESC BA LS with CS concentration

[pluggingalong]

If I was enrolled in the Liberal Studies with Computer Science concentration, what would the classes be like?  I would be able to transfer in a lot of classes from various colleges, probably about 90+ credits. 

I have difficulty with classes that use a single pass/fail exam, and am looking for classes that use a single "project", or break up the testing in to several smaller exams.

My main goal is to get a degree, and most of my credits are IT related.  I have a lot of interests, and have credits in weird topics (like film production). I have traditionally pursued IT degrees, but hit some kind of wall. My current wall are the certification exams that WGU likes using. I use to think of "Liberal Studies" as a degree in nothing, but they do seem to be a good fit for me and my many interests. I'm almost retired, so I don't need a degree for job searching, I want one for me.

The most important thing for me, is how the classwork and tests are done. I'm not worried about the cost, though I would prefer to be able to finish in about a year.

[bjcheung77]

Depends on what you have remaining to complete the degree, if you have all the general education and electives filled, you just need the major/concentration left to do. What I suggest actually is to see if the UMPI BLS with MIS minor would work for you. BTW, I responded to your other post about 20 minutes ago: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...for-credit