Tech Degree with least amount of writing

[davewill]

For most schools, 90 transfer credits of any kind is the maximum. WGU is probably slightly above average here, because a lot of schools only allow 30-60 credits in transfer - and not even from alternate sources.

At TESU, you can transfer in up to 114 credits. HOWEVER, 1.) you would need to get a Comp Sci degree, not an IT degree 2.) they do have a 90 credit limit on alternate sources, but you can use TECEP exams and/or writing-free ASU Universal Learner classes to make up the difference 3.) the capstone and cornerstones would have papers of significant length that you'd need to write.

Also, because of TESU's generous transfer policies and large number of electives in their degree programs, you'll likely be able to use all of your old credits.