Degree Plan help BS in OSH at CSU

[Bpreli]

Hey, and thanks in advance for any help. So, this may be a long shot but I figured it couldn’t hurt to try. 
I’m nearing completion of my AS in Occupational Safety and Health at Columbia Southern University. While I was able to transfer 39 credits and save myself some time/money, I did screw up and had to take 2 courses that I could have received credit for via a certification and a straighterline class. Lessons were learned. Now that I’m ready to continue on for my BS in OSH, I’d like to try to do it right and make sure I’m not missing anything that could give me credit. 
I’ve worked out everything for my general requirements, program electives and open electives, and have about 66/69 of 90 allowable transfer credits figured out. I also have a few backup options should one or two things not apply. Previously I tried to get credit for my 40hr HAZWOPER, but I’d already taken the class that it could be credited to, so no credit was given. I’m going to submit it again and see if I may be taken this round, but I’m not expecting it to be so that’s not factored into my estimate. I’ve also ruled out OSHA 510/511 as those would apply to a course I’ve already taken. 
Where I’m stuck is on my major requirements. Through my associates degree courses I have 6 of the 39 required credits done. I’m looking for information on certifications or courses through other (cheaper) colleges that will transfer for these credits, I’m currently paying $645 per 3 credit course, so anything cheaper than that is a win in my mind. I’m including a list of the courses below 
ENV 4303Environmental Technology 
FIR 4311Fire Prevention and Code Enforcement 
OSH 2301Introduction to Workplace Safety 
OSH 3301Fundamentals of Occupational Safety and Health 
OSH 3302Legal Aspects of Safety and Health 
OSH 3304Construction Safety 
OSH 3305Industrial Ergonomics 
OSH 3308Interactions of Hazardous Materials 
OSH 3310Total Environmental Health and Safety Management 
OSH 4301OSHA Standards 
OSH 4302Toxicology 
OSH 4303Industrial Hygiene 
OSH 4308Advanced Concepts in Occupational Safety and Health 

I apologize for formatting, I’m on my phone. Also, I already have OSH2301 and will be taking OSH3301 soon.

[carrythenothing]

You could try looking through some of the other degree programs listed by OSHA: https://www.osha.gov/otiec/degreeprogram...#by_degree

[Bpreli]

You could try looking through some of the other degree programs listed by OSHA: https://www.osha.gov/otiec/degreeprogram...#by_degree

Thank you! I’ll check it out

[bjcheung77]

Hey, just wondering... Are you planning to complete the degree at CSU or are you trying to transfer to another university? If you're going to transfer all your credits to Columbia Southern University, you may have pretty much maxed out the 75% transfer. Did they say there was an option to take these other courses elsewhere? The course names/numbers for the ones you have listed seem to be the Area of Study/Major, most of those if not all should be completed at CSU.

[Bpreli]

Hey, just wondering... Are you planning to complete the degree at CSU or are you trying to transfer to another university?  If you're going to transfer all your credits to Columbia Southern University, you may have pretty much maxed out the 75% transfer.  Did they say there was an option to take these other courses elsewhere?  The course names/numbers for the ones you have listed seem to be the Area of Study/Major, most of those if not all should be completed at CSU.

Thanks for your reply! I am staying with CSU and I am pretty close to maxing out on transfer credits, but I have a little room for some more so I thought I’d try to see if I could find some. Any little bit helps. Since CSU has accepted OSHA certifications for major course requirements for my associates degree, I was hoping there may be one or two certifications I could get for credit towards my bachelors, and save some money overall since it never hurts to have more OSHA certifications in the safety field. The school hasn’t offered any information about transfer credits, and when speaking with the office of the registrar when transferring credits for my associates degree, they weren’t exactly helpful and initially only granted 6 credits. I had to push to eventually get the 39 that were granted. So I’m doing my due diligence before speaking with them again.