Help finding a school and degree plan

[bleedingpurple]

I'm back again. 

I would prefer to not use study.com as they are on my doodie list.

Ideally I'd want a non proctored school that offers some kind of IT degree. Finding space for proctoring would be difficult. If it's IT and would fit the requirement of Information Technology degree, I'm ok with that. 


I have a full time job and a kid, but they are willing to help out for me to get this completed.

[bjcheung77]

Welcome back! Take the time to review the thread, as my recommendations will remain the same. If you haven't updated anything in regards to extra classes or credits, you're still on the same track as before. Not much has changed, the requirements remain the same, thus, the advice or recommendations from me remain unchanged...

[bleedingpurple]

Welcome back! Take the time to review the thread, as my recommendations will remain the same.  If you haven't updated anything in regards to extra classes or credits, you're still on the same track as before.  Not much has changed, the requirements remain the same, thus, the advice or recommendations from me remain unchanged...

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BOS AA Degree

Public speaking (Sophia)
US Government (Sophia)
US History (Sophia)
Introduction to Ethics (Sophia)
Macroeconomics (Sophia)
IBM Full stack Software developer (Coursera)
SAS Advanced Programmer (Coursera)
Google Data Analytics Professional (Sophia)
Introduction to Python Programming (Sophia)
Project management (Sophia)
Calculus 1 (Sophia)
Principles of Management (Sophia)
Introduction to Web Development (Sophia)
Environmental Science (Sophia)
Google IT Support (Already applied to BOS degree)

These are the classes I've completed since I first posted. Still have a full time job and obligations at home.
How does UMPI work? Can I add credits that I'm missing from Sophia after I enroll or do I need to make sure I take everything I can before I enroll? Absolutely not taking anything at study.com.

[Jonathan Whatley]

Yes, you can easily transfer in new credits to UMPI from Sophia or other sources after you enroll!

UMPI is unlike WGU and Excelsior in this respect (at WGU you can't transfer in after you start; at Excelsior you have to pay a large fee for a new transfer credit evaluation).

[bjcheung77]

Basically, as I mentioned earlier, even if you take 3 sessions at UMPI, it'll be FREE because you have tuition assistance or reimbursement. You just need to follow through with applying, sending all transcripts over, and waiting for an evaluation. The degree I mentioned was the UMPI BAS MIS minor, you can add another minor if you need/want, or add the classes that go towards the MAOL as you have 30 credits for residency purposes, each minor is only 18 credits.