About to submit for BOG and then UMPI or TAMC?

[Vle045]

The TAMUC program seems like a perfect fit for you. I think you have a pretty solid plan.

[bjcheung77]

The TAMUC program seems like a perfect fit for you. I think you have a pretty solid plan.

I agree, TAMUC is my recommendation as well. This is why I asked about the amount of time the OP has dedicated to studies and their commitments.

If it was anything 4 hours or so, Competency Based degrees may be a better option as they can use the time to prepare for exams or complete assessments and assignments faster.

If they had more time, even better as 4 would have been my threshold, anything less I would have recommended the Big 3 for max transfer.

[Tedium]

Definitely go for TAMUC if you qualify for in-state tuition. That's what I'm planning on doing. $750 per term is worth it even if the program ends up having some flaws. Like @LevelUP said, it's much less of a gamble when it's that cheap.

I'm with Rachel about sending off your transcripts to Pierpont when you finish those two courses. Not sure if you'll be 100% complete, but at least you'll know where you stand.

[teejayb]

Resurrecting this old thread to close the loop.

This morning, I submitted my last paper to complete my Masters-Public Administration degree at UT-RGV. When I first created this thread 3 1/2 years ago, I had no degree to my name and really had no clue where to start. It is only due to the great people on this forum that I can proudly say that I have a Masters degree. Without the guidance of this community, I would probably still be stuck with dozens of random credits and no degree. Thank you to all the members that helped me, and continue to help others reach their goals.

For those who are still struggling on where to start, the key is just to take the leap and start somewhere! It's funny how things just fall into place once you start your journey.

[bjcheung77]

Awesome work! Great job! Congrats on finishing the MPA!