Bachelor Degree Help

[envirodude]

Hello! I am finishing an associate's degree in Environmental Technology and want to get a related Bachelor's degree ASAP. I'm interested in Environmental Science, Environmental Management, or something similar. So far, I've only found Columbia Southern and SNHU. Are there any other pathways out there?  Any suggestions on which path might be best for me?  

Thank you!

Your Location: 
Florida

Your Age: 
22

What kind of degree do you want?: 
B.S. - Environmental Science or Management/Earth Science/Geology/or similar

Current Regional Accredited Credits: 70 total credits; 3.4 GPA (all grades are B and up)
ENC 1101 English 3
HUM 2020 Topics in Humanities 3
ECO 2013 Economics 3
POS 2041 American Federal Government 3
BSC 1005 Life in its Biological Environment 3
IDS 1107 Strat Pursuit Knowledge 3
ESC 1000 Earth and Space Science 3
EVR 1264 Intro to Industrial Hygiene 3
EVR 1264L Intro Industrial Hygiene Lab 1
ENC 2010 Technical Report Writing 3
EVR 1030 Environmental Compliance 3
SYG 2000 Intro to Sociology 3
STA 2023 Elementary Statistics 3
EVR 2630 Hazardous Materials Risk Analysis 3
EVS 2026C Chemistry & Biology of Natural Waters 3
EVR 1190 Environmental Sampling Procedures 3
EVR 2041 GIS Applications in Natural Resource Management 3
EVR 1640 Hazardous Materials 3
EVR 1001 Introduction to Environmental Science 3
EVR 2943 Environmental Internship 3 (with Student Conservation Association)
CHM 1025C Introduction to General Chemistry 4
EVR 2613 Hazardous Materials Emergency Response II 3  
EVR 2613L Hazardous Materials Emergency Response Lab 1
GYL 1010C Physical Geology & Laboratory 4

Current ACE, CLEP, or NCCRS Credits:
College Algebra CLEP - 68
AM Lit CLEP - 54
I am willing to take SOPHIA to help speed things up

Any certifications or military experience?:
Will have HAZWOPER 40 and Disaster Recovery Certified Specialist certification by December 2024

Budget: 
Prefer not to spend more than $300 per credit

Commitments: 
Working PT

Dedicated time to study:
Several hours per day/on weekends

Timeline:
ASAP - goal is State or Federal government job


Tuition assistance/reimbursement:
None

[bjcheung77]

Welcome to the board, great initial post with all the info from the addendum and template. Your best bet is the TESU BA Environmental Studies, it is one I would really look into, there is also the BS Environmental Science at U of Phoenix (gasp, yes, them). You can also take a look at other options such as the ones found on the forum threads or the WIKI search.

[ROYISAGIRL]

I definitely agree with TESU's environmental Studies degree. You already have afew of the needer courses and if you are willing to do Lawshelf - GOV-202 Basics of Environmental Law ENS-360 Environ Sustainability & Social Justice 3 then you will fulfill one of the upper level courses. CSU does take some safety certifications as credits, so if you have any like Hazwooper, OSHA 30, etc. They may take those for credit.