Any hope for an old guy with old credits?

[bjcheung77]

Basically, I would heavily favor UMPI as your first choice and use TESU as a backup option if ever needed...
1) Yes, TESU would be more expensive than two sessions at UMPI, about the same price if you go 3 sessions at UMPI.
2) UMPI BBA PM & IS will look better, UMPI BLS is equivalent to TESU BALS, except 60 electives at UMPI vs 30 at TESU
3) UMPI BBA or BLS allows 3-4 classes towards the MAOL, if you go TESU, no bachelors to masters transfer credits

[Ares]

UMPI has wonky gen ed requirements. For instance you need a language class no matter the major. Whichever route you go you are going to have to take some additional classes to meet gen ed requirements. Thankfully most of these should be able to be done through Sophia.

1) TESU is slightly more money but you can transfer in 114 credits and only have to take 2 classes as opposed to 10 with UMPI.
2) In your situation the TESU BALS 30 credit elective amount would not matter because you could use the additional BALS 42 Area of Study credits for all your computer classes.
3) UMPI is the cheapest Masters program around, so no argument there.

I suspect TESU will accept more credits than UMPI which is the main reason I brought it up because it looks like you have roughly 59 computer credits.

[papab1980]

Basically, I would heavily favor UMPI as your first choice and use TESU as a backup option if ever needed...
1) Yes, TESU would be more expensive than two sessions at UMPI, about the same price if you go 3 sessions at UMPI.
2) UMPI BBA PM & IS will look better, UMPI BLS is equivalent to TESU BALS, except 60 electives at UMPI vs 30 at TESU
3) UMPI BBA or BLS allows 3-4 classes towards the MAOL, if you go TESU, no bachelors to masters transfer credits

I just got the transfer credit evaluation.  These came through:

PSY 1XX Psychology Elective 3
PSY 1XX Psychology Elective 3
MAT 1XX Math Elective 5 GLO3:LOA,B
GEO 3XX GEO - Elective 1
ENG 101 College Composition 3 GLO1:LOA,D
GEL 1XX General Elective 3 GLO1:LOC
CHY 112 Intermediate Chemistry 5 GLO3:LOD,E
CHY 111 General Chemistry I 5 GLO3:LOD,E
BUS 3XX Business Elective 3
PSY 1XX Psychology Elective 3
PSY 1XX Psychology Elective 3
PSY 3XX Psychology Elective 3
PSY 205 Lifespan Development 3
PHI 152 Introduction to Ethics 3 GLO245:LO2A,B,LO4C,LO5D
PHI 151 Introduction to Philosophy 3 GLO245:LO2A,B,LO4C,LO5D
BUS 2XX Business Elective 3
BUS 150 Intro to Financial Accounting 3
MAT 1XX Math Elective 5 GLO3:LOA,B
MAT 1XX Math Elective 3 GLO3:LOA,B
BUS 140 3
GEO 1XX Geography Elective 1
ENG 4XX English Elective 3
ENG 2XX English Elective 3
GEL 1XX General Elective 3 GLO1:LOC
COS 4XX Computer Science Elective 3
COS 4XX Computer Science Elective 3
COS 4XX Computer Science Elective 3
COS 3XX Computer Science Elective 3
COS 3XX Computer Science Elective 3
COS 2XX Computer Science Elective 3
COS 2XX Computer Science Elective 3
COS 2XX Computer Science Elective 3
COS 2XX Computer Science Elective 4
COS 2XX Computer Science Elective 3
COS 2XX Computer Science Elective 3
COS 2XX Computer Science Elective 3
COS 2XX Computer Science Elective 4
COS 2XX Computer Science Elective 3
COS 101 Intro to Computer Science 3

It still looks like a lot will be needed.  I think you mentioned a summary where what's still needed is highlighted in yellow, do you know where I would get that?  I'm only seeing their Degree Progress/Academic Requirements report, but it's a bit of a mess (like sometimes it shows a section is not satisfied and then shows the course/course list needed, but other times it just shows a section is not satisfied without any course references).  If this is the only report, I can clean it up and summarize the obvious ones (and question the unknowns).

Thanks!

[bjcheung77]

Basically... You email your assigned success coach or your academic advisor, either of them will be able to provide you an update with the info highlighting what is remaining in the degree, previously they highlighted the remaining requirements in yellow, but I've seen them come in pink now...

[papab1980]

Here's what they say is left.  Out of 123 credits transferred, I was hoping more would apply and that I wouldn't still need to take like 30 courses.  As usual, most of my computer stuff came over as electives.

Does this seem right?

Satisfied:
1A. ENG 101 - satisfied
1C. Choose one: POS 101, BUS/COM 210, PCJ 215 - satisfied
1D. ENG 101 - satisfied
2A. Choose One: ECO 100, PHI 151, 152, PSY 100 - satisfied
2B. Choose One: ECO 100, PHI 151, 152, PSY 100, SOC 100 - satisfied
3A. MAT 101 or MAT 140 - satisfied
3B. MAT 101 or MAT 140 - satisfied
3D. ENV 110 - satisfied
3E. BIO 105 - satisfied
4C. PHI 152 or SWK 202 - satisfied
5D. PHI 152, POS 211 or SWK 202 - satisfied
ACC/BUS 150 Intro to Financial Accounting - satisfied

Still needed:
1B. ENG 121
2D. ART 108 OR ENG 211
2E. ENG 151, HUM 184 OR ART 211
3C. BIO 105 or HPR 101
5A. Choose one: GEO 101, SOC 100, or SWK 105
5B. Choose one: HTY 115, HTY 116, HTY 161, HTY 162
5C. FRE 101 or SPA 101
5E. Choose one: POS 101, POS 211 or POS 332
Bus 101 Introduction to Business
Bus 200 Intermediate Business Computing
Bus 220 Managerial Accounting
Bus 244 Management Information Systems
Bus 325 Financial Management
Bus 353 Legal & Ethical Environment of Business
Bus 440 Business Analytics
Bus 469 Strategic Professional Communication
Eco 207 Macro and Micro Economics
Mat 140 Mathematics for Business or MAT 131 Calculus
Com 210 Organizational Communication
Bus 141 Intro to Project Management w/ Microsoft Projects
Bus 240 Change Management
Bus 343 Project Risk & Cost Management
Bus 345 Database Management Systems
Bus 400 Project Management Applications
Bus 415 Operations Management
+
Choose 2 of the following:
Bus 245 Programming for Managers
BUS 359 IT Project Management
Bus 401 Project Management Applications II

At least a lot will match up with Sophia/Study/Coursera.  Again, I was just hoping that I wouldn't have to take quite so much.  My Coursera is about to expire, but I like their courses, so I'll probably renew.  Not sure if this is accurate (some of my matches might be out of date):

1B. ENG 121 (Sophia English Composition II)
2C. ENG 121 (Sophia English Composition II)
2E. ENG 151, HUM 184 OR ART 211 (Sophia Art History I)
4B. ENG 121 (Sophia English Composition II)
5A. Choose one: GEO 101, SOC 100, or SWK 105 (Sophia Introduction to Sociology: Embracing Diversity and Collaboration)
5B. Choose one: HTY 115, HTY 116, HTY 161, HTY 162 (Sophia US History I)
5C. FRE 101 or SPA 101 (Sophia Spanish I)
5E. Choose one: POS 101, POS 211 or POS 332 (Sophia US Government)
Bus 101 Introduction to Business (Sophia Principles of Management)
Bus 220 Managerial Accounting (Study Accounting 301)
Bus 244 Management Information Systems (Study.com Business 303)
Bus 353 Legal & Ethical Environment of Business (Sophia Business Ethics)
Eco 207 Macro and Micro Economics (Sophia Microeconomics)
Com 210 Organizational Communication (Sophia Public Speaking)
Bus 141 Intro to Project Management w/ Microsoft Projects (Sophia Project Management)
Bus 345 Database Management Systems (Coursera IBM Data Analysis/Visualization)
Bus 400 Project Management Applications (Coursera Project Management)
Bus 415 Operations Management (Sophia Operations Management)
Bus 245 Programming for Managers (Coursera Google Data Analytics)

Do you have any different thoughts given this new information?  Is this still the best path, or should I be looking at a different major that might take more of the credits?

If I wanted to try the MAOL later, I don't see any room to take some of those OLS courses now to fill in anything here (since I have so many other specific courses to take)?

If I get a Sophia membership and start pounding away, do I let my advisor know what courses I'd like to apply ahead of time, or just drop it on them after it's all done?

This is quite the journey.  I sometimes feel like the goal is almost within reach, then it seems to keep moving farther away. 

Thanks again!

[Ares]

Here's what they say is left.  Out of 123 credits transferred, I was hoping more would apply and that I wouldn't still need to take like 30 courses.  As usual, most of my computer stuff came over as electives.

Does this seem right?

Satisfied:
1A. ENG 101 - satisfied
1C. Choose one: POS 101, BUS/COM 210, PCJ 215 - satisfied
1D. ENG 101 - satisfied
2A. Choose One: ECO 100, PHI 151, 152, PSY 100 - satisfied
2B. Choose One: ECO 100, PHI 151, 152, PSY 100, SOC 100 - satisfied
3A. MAT 101 or MAT 140 - satisfied
3B. MAT 101 or MAT 140 - satisfied
3D. ENV 110 - satisfied
3E. BIO 105 - satisfied
4C. PHI 152 or SWK 202 - satisfied
5D. PHI 152, POS 211 or SWK 202 - satisfied
ACC/BUS 150 Intro to Financial Accounting - satisfied

Still needed:
1B. ENG 121
2D. ART 108 OR ENG 211
2E. ENG 151, HUM 184 OR ART 211
3C. BIO 105 or HPR 101
5A. Choose one: GEO 101, SOC 100, or SWK 105
5B. Choose one: HTY 115, HTY 116, HTY 161, HTY 162
5C. FRE 101 or SPA 101
5E. Choose one: POS 101, POS 211 or POS 332
Bus 101 Introduction to Business
Bus 200 Intermediate Business Computing
Bus 220 Managerial Accounting
Bus 244 Management Information Systems
Bus 325 Financial Management
Bus 353 Legal & Ethical Environment of Business
Bus 440 Business Analytics
Bus 469 Strategic Professional Communication
Eco 207 Macro and Micro Economics
Mat 140 Mathematics for Business or MAT 131 Calculus
Com 210 Organizational Communication
Bus 141 Intro to Project Management w/ Microsoft Projects
Bus 240 Change Management
Bus 343 Project Risk & Cost Management
Bus 345 Database Management Systems
Bus 400 Project Management Applications
Bus 415 Operations Management
+
Choose 2 of the following:
Bus 245 Programming for Managers
BUS 359 IT Project Management
Bus 401 Project Management Applications II

At least a lot will match up with Sophia/Study/Coursera.  Again, I was just hoping that I wouldn't have to take quite so much.  My Coursera is about to expire, but I like their courses, so I'll probably renew.  Not sure if this is accurate (some of my matches might be out of date):

1B. ENG 121 (Sophia English Composition II)
2C. ENG 121 (Sophia English Composition II)
2E. ENG 151, HUM 184 OR ART 211 (Sophia Art History I)
4B. ENG 121 (Sophia English Composition II)
5A. Choose one: GEO 101, SOC 100, or SWK 105 (Sophia Introduction to Sociology: Embracing Diversity and Collaboration)
5B. Choose one: HTY 115, HTY 116, HTY 161, HTY 162 (Sophia US History I)
5C. FRE 101 or SPA 101 (Sophia Spanish I)
5E. Choose one: POS 101, POS 211 or POS 332 (Sophia US Government)
Bus 101 Introduction to Business (Sophia Principles of Management)
Bus 220 Managerial Accounting (Study Accounting 301)
Bus 244 Management Information Systems (Study.com Business 303)
Bus 353 Legal & Ethical Environment of Business (Sophia Business Ethics)
Eco 207 Macro and Micro Economics (Sophia Microeconomics)
Com 210 Organizational Communication (Sophia Public Speaking)
Bus 141 Intro to Project Management w/ Microsoft Projects (Sophia Project Management)
Bus 345 Database Management Systems (Coursera IBM Data Analysis/Visualization)
Bus 400 Project Management Applications (Coursera Project Management)
Bus 415 Operations Management (Sophia Operations Management)
Bus 245 Programming for Managers (Coursera Google Data Analytics)

Do you have any different thoughts given this new information?  Is this still the best path, or should I be looking at a different major that might take more of the credits?

If I wanted to try the MAOL later, I don't see any room to take some of those OLS courses now to fill in anything here (since I have so many other specific courses to take)?

If I get a Sophia membership and start pounding away, do I let my advisor know what courses I'd like to apply ahead of time, or just drop it on them after it's all done?

This is quite the journey.  I sometimes feel like the goal is almost within reach, then it seems to keep moving farther away. 

Thanks again!

There is no way I would go for a degree that only takes so few classes when I had 123 RA credits.

At UMPI the BAS degree should take way more credits because it does not have the business course requirements and has a tech credit bucket.

The BAS requires:

40 GEC
40 Tech Credits
40 Electives

No matter what 30 of these credits (10 courses) have to be taken at UMPI
18 credits have to UL (300-400 level).
12 of these have to be in a Minor and for you that would be a "Management Information System" minor.

Have UMPI evaluate your credits for the BAS before you do anything else.

Even at TESU the BALS NSM should take way more credits than that.

[papab1980]

Here's what they say is left.  Out of 123 credits transferred, I was hoping more would apply and that I wouldn't still need to take like 30 courses.  As usual, most of my computer stuff came over as electives.

Does this seem right?

Satisfied:
1A. ENG 101 - satisfied
1C. Choose one: POS 101, BUS/COM 210, PCJ 215 - satisfied
1D. ENG 101 - satisfied
2A. Choose One: ECO 100, PHI 151, 152, PSY 100 - satisfied
2B. Choose One: ECO 100, PHI 151, 152, PSY 100, SOC 100 - satisfied
3A. MAT 101 or MAT 140 - satisfied
3B. MAT 101 or MAT 140 - satisfied
3D. ENV 110 - satisfied
3E. BIO 105 - satisfied
4C. PHI 152 or SWK 202 - satisfied
5D. PHI 152, POS 211 or SWK 202 - satisfied
ACC/BUS 150 Intro to Financial Accounting - satisfied

Still needed:
1B. ENG 121
2D. ART 108 OR ENG 211
2E. ENG 151, HUM 184 OR ART 211
3C. BIO 105 or HPR 101
5A. Choose one: GEO 101, SOC 100, or SWK 105
5B. Choose one: HTY 115, HTY 116, HTY 161, HTY 162
5C. FRE 101 or SPA 101
5E. Choose one: POS 101, POS 211 or POS 332
Bus 101 Introduction to Business
Bus 200 Intermediate Business Computing
Bus 220 Managerial Accounting
Bus 244 Management Information Systems
Bus 325 Financial Management
Bus 353 Legal & Ethical Environment of Business
Bus 440 Business Analytics
Bus 469 Strategic Professional Communication
Eco 207 Macro and Micro Economics
Mat 140 Mathematics for Business or MAT 131 Calculus
Com 210 Organizational Communication
Bus 141 Intro to Project Management w/ Microsoft Projects
Bus 240 Change Management
Bus 343 Project Risk & Cost Management
Bus 345 Database Management Systems
Bus 400 Project Management Applications
Bus 415 Operations Management
+
Choose 2 of the following:
Bus 245 Programming for Managers
BUS 359 IT Project Management
Bus 401 Project Management Applications II

At least a lot will match up with Sophia/Study/Coursera.  Again, I was just hoping that I wouldn't have to take quite so much.  My Coursera is about to expire, but I like their courses, so I'll probably renew.  Not sure if this is accurate (some of my matches might be out of date):

1B. ENG 121 (Sophia English Composition II)
2C. ENG 121 (Sophia English Composition II)
2E. ENG 151, HUM 184 OR ART 211 (Sophia Art History I)
4B. ENG 121 (Sophia English Composition II)
5A. Choose one: GEO 101, SOC 100, or SWK 105 (Sophia Introduction to Sociology: Embracing Diversity and Collaboration)
5B. Choose one: HTY 115, HTY 116, HTY 161, HTY 162 (Sophia US History I)
5C. FRE 101 or SPA 101 (Sophia Spanish I)
5E. Choose one: POS 101, POS 211 or POS 332 (Sophia US Government)
Bus 101 Introduction to Business (Sophia Principles of Management)
Bus 220 Managerial Accounting (Study Accounting 301)
Bus 244 Management Information Systems (Study.com Business 303)
Bus 353 Legal & Ethical Environment of Business (Sophia Business Ethics)
Eco 207 Macro and Micro Economics (Sophia Microeconomics)
Com 210 Organizational Communication (Sophia Public Speaking)
Bus 141 Intro to Project Management w/ Microsoft Projects (Sophia Project Management)
Bus 345 Database Management Systems (Coursera IBM Data Analysis/Visualization)
Bus 400 Project Management Applications (Coursera Project Management)
Bus 415 Operations Management (Sophia Operations Management)
Bus 245 Programming for Managers (Coursera Google Data Analytics)

Do you have any different thoughts given this new information?  Is this still the best path, or should I be looking at a different major that might take more of the credits?

If I wanted to try the MAOL later, I don't see any room to take some of those OLS courses now to fill in anything here (since I have so many other specific courses to take)?

If I get a Sophia membership and start pounding away, do I let my advisor know what courses I'd like to apply ahead of time, or just drop it on them after it's all done?

This is quite the journey.  I sometimes feel like the goal is almost within reach, then it seems to keep moving farther away. 

Thanks again!

There is no way I would go for a degree that only takes so few classes when I had 123 RA credits.

At UMPI the BAS degree should take way more credits because it does not have the business course requirements and has a tech credit bucket.

The BAS requires:

40 GEC
40 Tech Credits
40 Electives

No matter what 30 of these credits (10 courses) have to be taken at UMPI
18 credits have to UL (300-400 level).
12 of these have to be in a Minor and for you that would be a "Management Information System" minor.

Have UMPI evaluate your credits for the BAS before you do anything else.

Even at TESU the BALS NSM should take way more credits than that.

I'll ask about the BAS.  I only have an AS degree, though (not AAS), and the AAS is supposed to be a requirement for the BAS?

Would a BLS degree from UMPI considered lightweight?  If a BLS in Management or BLS in MIS would transfer a bunch more credits, is that worth considering?

[Ares]

I'll ask about the BAS.  I only have an AS degree, though (not AAS), and the AAS is supposed to be a requirement for the BAS?

Would a BLS degree from UMPI considered lightweight?  If a BLS in Management or BLS in MIS would transfer a bunch more credits, is that worth considering?

For the BAS ask for an exception because you have 59 tech credits and you believe that might be a better fit. Emphasize they are from Purdue University.

The BLS in MIS should definitely transfer in more in as it is a very flexible degree program.

These schools want students and making it clear that you want to find a way to transfer in 90 credits out of 123 RA credits as a working adult is a very reasonable argument.

I also reorganized your 123 RA credits so people can see what I am talking about clearer.

ENG 131 ELEM COMPOSITION I 3.0 A
ENG 220 TECH REPORT WRITING 3.0 A
ENG 423 TECH PUBLICA WRITING 3.0 A

COMM 110 FUNDAMENTAL SPEECH COM 3.0 B

ECON 210 PRIN OF ECONOMICS 3.0 A

MATH 125 BUSINESS MATH I 3.0 A
MATH 126 BUSINESS MATH II 3.0 B
MATH 151 ALGEBRA & TRIGONOMETRY 5.0 C

PHIL 110 INTRO TO PHILOSOPHY 3.0 A
PHIL 324 ETHICS FOR PROFESSIONS 3.0 B

PSY 104 PSYCH AS A SOCIAL SCI 3.0 A
PSY 105 PSYCH BIOLOGICAL SCI 3.0 B
PSY 361 HUMAN DEV I INFANCY 3.0 A
PSY 373 PSYCHOLOGY IN INDUSTRY 3.0 A

MGMT 200 INTRO ACCOUNTING 3.0 A
MGMT 225 FUND MANAGERIAL STAT 3.0 A
SPV 374 SUPERVISORY MANAGEMENT 3.0 A

CHEM C105 PRIN OF CHEMISTRY I 5.0 C
CHEM C106 PRIN OF CHEMISTRY II 5.0 B
GEOG G390 TOPICS IN GEOGRAPHY 1.0 A

CIS 204 INTRO COMP-BASED SYS 3.0 A
CIS 210 PERSONAL COMP TECH 3.0 A
CIS 232 ASSEM LANG PROG I 4.0 A
CIS 251 COMMERCIAL SYSTEMS 3.0 A
CIS 252 SYSTEMS ANALY DESIGN 3.0 A
CIS 253 APPL DATABASE TECHNIQ 3.0 C
CIS 260 STRUCTURED PROGRAMMING 4.0 B
CIS 261 RPG PROGRAMMING 3.0 A
CIS 265 COBOL PROGRAMMING 3.0 B
CIS 286 COMPTR OPER SYSTMS I 3.0 A
CIS 301 DATA & FILE STRUCTURES 3.0 A
CIS 355 DBMS IMPLEMENTATION 3.0 B
CIS 365 TOPICS IN COBOL 3.0 A
CIS 373 DISTRIBUTED DP SYSTEMS 3.0 A
CIS 383 ON LINE PROG TECHNIQUE 3.0 A
CIS 388 LAN TECHNOLOGY 3.0 A
CIS 423 STRUCT SYSTEMS ANLY 3.0 A
CIS 426 APPL SOFTWARE DEV PROJ 3.0 A
CIS 490 LAN ADMINISTRAT 3.0 A

(59 TECH CREDITS)

You also have 43 UL credits so IMO you should already have a bachelors degree.

If I worked for TESU I would just hand you a degree.

[papab1980]

I'll ask about the BAS.  I only have an AS degree, though (not AAS), and the AAS is supposed to be a requirement for the BAS?

Would a BLS degree from UMPI considered lightweight?  If a BLS in Management or BLS in MIS would transfer a bunch more credits, is that worth considering?

For the BAS ask for an exception because you have 59 tech credits and you believe that might be a better fit. Emphasize they are from Purdue University.

The BLS in MIS should definitely transfer in more in as it is a very flexible degree program.

These schools want students and making it clear that you want to find a way to transfer in 90 credits out of 123 RA credits as a working adult is a very reasonable argument.

I also reorganized your 123 RA credits so people can see what I am talking about clearer.

ENG 131 ELEM COMPOSITION I 3.0 A
ENG 220 TECH REPORT WRITING 3.0 A
ENG 423 TECH PUBLICA WRITING 3.0 A

COMM 110 FUNDAMENTAL SPEECH COM 3.0 B

ECON 210 PRIN OF ECONOMICS 3.0 A

MATH 125 BUSINESS MATH I 3.0 A
MATH 126 BUSINESS MATH II 3.0 B
MATH 151 ALGEBRA & TRIGONOMETRY 5.0 C

PHIL 110 INTRO TO PHILOSOPHY 3.0 A
PHIL 324 ETHICS FOR PROFESSIONS 3.0 B

PSY 104 PSYCH AS A SOCIAL SCI 3.0 A
PSY 105 PSYCH BIOLOGICAL SCI 3.0 B
PSY 361 HUMAN DEV I INFANCY 3.0 A
PSY 373 PSYCHOLOGY IN INDUSTRY 3.0 A

MGMT 200 INTRO ACCOUNTING 3.0 A
MGMT 225 FUND MANAGERIAL STAT 3.0 A
SPV 374 SUPERVISORY MANAGEMENT 3.0 A

CHEM C105 PRIN OF CHEMISTRY I 5.0 C
CHEM C106 PRIN OF CHEMISTRY II 5.0 B
GEOG G390 TOPICS IN GEOGRAPHY 1.0 A

CIS 204 INTRO COMP-BASED SYS 3.0 A
CIS 210 PERSONAL COMP TECH 3.0 A
CIS 232 ASSEM LANG PROG I 4.0 A
CIS 251 COMMERCIAL SYSTEMS 3.0 A
CIS 252 SYSTEMS ANALY DESIGN 3.0 A
CIS 253 APPL DATABASE TECHNIQ 3.0 C
CIS 260 STRUCTURED PROGRAMMING 4.0 B
CIS 261 RPG PROGRAMMING 3.0 A
CIS 265 COBOL PROGRAMMING 3.0 B
CIS 286 COMPTR OPER SYSTMS I 3.0 A
CIS 301 DATA & FILE STRUCTURES 3.0 A
CIS 355 DBMS IMPLEMENTATION 3.0 B
CIS 365 TOPICS IN COBOL 3.0 A
CIS 373 DISTRIBUTED DP SYSTEMS 3.0 A
CIS 383 ON LINE PROG TECHNIQUE 3.0 A
CIS 388 LAN TECHNOLOGY 3.0 A
CIS 423 STRUCT SYSTEMS ANLY 3.0 A
CIS 426 APPL SOFTWARE DEV PROJ 3.0 A
CIS 490 LAN ADMINISTRAT 3.0 A

(59 TECH CREDITS)

You also have 43 UL credits so IMO you should already have a bachelors degree.

If I worked for TESU I would just hand you a degree.

Ha, thank you!  That's kind of how I felt, but it's pretty deflating when school after school wants you to start over like you only had 4 semesters of school behind you.  It still looks good on paper to me, but as it's a lot of old stuff, it's been a challenge to show the credits have any value.

[Ares]

That is the great thing about TESU is that they don't care about the age of the credits just so long as they are legitimate. Most people here are cobbling together ACE, CLEP and NCCRS credits, Community College credits, PLA, tech certs and work experience etc.. to make a degree out of it while you have 123 RA credits from Purdue University.

I would not settle for anything less than 90 credits in transfer (just find the right degree) and I suspect you could get more than that at TESU and probably Excelsior.