Bachelor Degrees with the least UL credits
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Bachelor Degrees with the least UL credits
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05-18-2018, 08:43 PM
I know the big 3 require somewhere around 15 UL credits. But has anyone heard of any programs that require less than that - maybe around 6 or zero (are there even any that don’t even require them)? Thanks in advance!
BA, New England College, 2019
MA, California State University, LA - Starting Fall 2025 
05-18-2018, 08:56 PM
Associates don't require upper level usually.
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05-18-2018, 09:13 PM
The TESU BSBA only requires 12cr of UL in the AOS - plus the capstone. All of the schools around me require a LOT more than that (like 30-45).
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05-21-2018, 08:28 AM
(05-18-2018, 08:43 PM)harrypotter Wrote: I know the big 3 require somewhere around 15 UL credits. But has anyone heard of any programs that require less than that - maybe around 6 or zero (are there even any that don’t even require them)? Thanks in advance! A degree full of 100 and 200 level credit? That's called an Associate Degree. Requiring 5 classes at the 300 level (one of which being the Capstone) is hardly a high bar, no offense. Quite literally, most colleges require the entire junior and entire senior year to consist of 300/400 level classes. Minus count for electives, and you're probably looking at 10-15 classes. I think 5 is a steal.
05-21-2018, 08:48 AM
I did all of my UL through DSST. it was easier than taking 8 or 16 week LL courses.
the hardest DSST/CLEP i did was the biology and it was LL. |
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