Where can I take my credits to get this over and done with

[Sirenhair11]

I need advice on where to go with the credits/classes below that will take either CLEPs, Saylor. or Sophia credits because I'm looking to test as much as I can transfer.  I'm also looking to go where the classes are the easiest because I just want the degree and I don't care what its on .  Thank you in advance I'm new here and my school has this weird format on our credits website 

[ss20ts]

What school? Degree program?

[Sirenhair11]

What school? Degree program?

My current school is Lehigh Carbon Community College towards a general studies associate. I don't care where I go to after that or what major  I just want a 4 year degree in anything.

[ss20ts]

What school? Degree program?

My current school is Lehigh Carbon Community College towards a general studies associate. I don't care where I go to after that or what major  I just want a 4 year degree in anything.

So are you looking for credits for your associate degree or to complete a bachelor's degree? The easiest bachelor's degree is probably the BLS from UMPI.

[bjcheung77]

This lady needs help with her hair! <looks across the room at wifey, looks at the mirror for a selfie pose> I need a hair stylist too!! Anyways, I think you should focus on finishing that half credit to get that Associates of Arts, then decide on the degree/school of choice. You seriously should write more about what you're looking for and what you have on the table... otherwise, you'll be looking at so many options that may or may not suit you well... provide more details and we can help you further. Tell us more about what commitments you have, for example, school/work, etc... You might want to follow this template: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...Area-works

[Sirenhair11]

What school? Degree program?

My current school is Lehigh Carbon Community College towards a general studies associate. I don't care where I go to after that or what major  I just want a 4 year degree in anything.

So are you looking for credits for your associate degree or to complete a bachelor's degree? The easiest bachelor's degree is probably the BLS from UMPI.

Thanks! I'll reach out to them

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This lady needs help with her hair! <looks across the room at wifey, looks at the mirror for a selfie pose>  I need a hair stylist too!!   Anyways, I think you should focus on finishing that half credit to get that Associates of Arts, then decide on the degree/school of choice.  You seriously should write more about what you're looking for and what you have on the table...  otherwise, you'll be looking at so many options that may or may not suit you well... provide more details and we can help you further.  Tell us more about what commitments you have, for example, school/work, etc... You might want to follow this template: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...Area-works

Because I have a lot of work experience at this point it doesn't matter what my bachelor is in  I sort of just need to have it and get it over and done with  what ever is fastest and easiest.  Like my professor said get the letters after your name even if its in the science of picking up trash just get it done.

[dfrecore]

Since we don't know what types of credit your CC accepts, you need to check with them to see if they'll take Sophia, Saylor, or Study.com (I know they will take CLEP and DSST exams because they state so on their website: https://www.lccc.edu/admissions/transfer...clep-exams and https://www.lccc.edu/admissions/transfer...sst)-exams). Otherwise stick to CLEP & DSST since those are a certainty.

That being said, unless there is a real reason to get your degree at LCCC, I would advise to just skip that and go straight to a bachelor's degree. Since most schools don't accept your AA as a full and complete transfer of credits = to their own requirements, it's just of no benefit to get that AA. If you MUST get an associates, the AAS at Pierpont is your best bet.

If you list all of your credits here, we can help you determine which schools are a good option, and what you would need to complete your degree.

School (RA or NA, semester- or quarter-system)
Course #, course name, # of credits, grade if less than a C