Bunch of credits, No degree plan? Help!

[LevelUP]

Am I missing something? Is there a meteor getting ready to hit the Earth in the next several months where "as fast as possible" is now a priority for everything?

When we are talking about a BBA versus a BLS, there is only maybe a two-week difference in time, which is barely anything in the grand scheme of life.

Rather than focusing on the fastest option, you should be thinking about what is best for you. If you work for a family business, then learning about business makes sense. Learning about marketing is often the most important part of running a business.

What you need to do is make a spreadsheet, then keep knocking out those courses one by one, marking each one complete as you go.

Forget about doing an associate's degree. Pierpont is no longer an option and anything else is going to be a waste of time and money.

I would wait until you have 90 transfer credits, then apply to UMPI for the bachelor's degree. UMPI will give you a free associate degree, so you can graduate with both at the same time after completing your 10 UMPI courses.

BBA Marketing Degree Plan
https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/UM...egree_Plan

Minors (optional if you have time and anything interests you)
https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/UMPI_!Minors

[bjcheung77]

Basically, I merged your thread from a couple of months ago, at this point in time, you want to apply to UMPI and get all your transfer credits evaluated. My recommendation is the BLS with a minor or two of your choice plus the 3-4 classes that go towards the MAOL if you wanted a Masters later.  For your reference, your thread from 2019-2021: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...elp--33249

Note: If you're missing anything in the general education or electives, you want to fill those out with the Sophia.org classes available until you reach a max of 90+ credits for transfer.  The remaining credits should be from UMPI to finish off the degree requirements.  I would guess it will take you at least two sessions at UMPI to complete 10 or so classes, you want to pace yourself and not rush things.