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Help - Planning Out a Bachelor's in Business. SNHU / UMPI path? - InsulinOrDeath - 12-15-2024

Hello all,

I have been out of school for a few years now but am looking to transfer in what I can from my prior ASNursing courses and begin working on remaining credits required to obtain a Bachelor's of Business either from SNHU or UMPI. I live in New Hampshire, so there's a silly bias towards SNHU. The final cost is not so much a concern that it plays much of a decision point. A few months ago, I submitted my transfer transcripts to SNHU. Please see the attached PDF for the program guide they sent back based on said transfers. I am now trying to make sense of what I need to take and the best way to go about doing so.

I fully plan on utilizing Sophia, Study.com, etc to the best of my ability. Here is the link to a spreadsheet I have begun putting together. This is based on other spreadsheets I've found here as well as a few tips from former students posted to other sources, like Reddit. I feel nervous and almost overwhelmed at the idea of having to go back to school, so I'm just hoping to get some feedback on my spreadsheet - make sure things are correct and I'm not just taking random courses unnecessarily. 

The spreadsheet has been built with SNHU in mind, but if UMPI makes much more sense, I would certainly rearrange things and go that route instead.

TIA to anyone willing to spare their time to help Smile


Your Location: NH, USA
Your Age: 27
What kind of degree do you want?: Bachelors in Business Admin/Management
Current Regional Accredited Credits: See Attached
Current ACE, CLEP, or NCCRS Credits: See Attached
Any certifications or military experience?: No
Budget: Under 15k
Commitments: Full time Job
Dedicated time to study: Rotating work schedule, will be able to dedicate 2 to 5 full days to courses.
Timeline: Within the next 2 years if possible
Tuition assistance/reimbursement: Work offers 20k/yr reimbursement.


RE: Help - Planning Out a Bachelor's in Business. SNHU / UMPI path? - LevelUP - 12-16-2024

Here is what you can take:
  • Historical Perspectives: United States History I/II (Sophia)
  • Culmination Experience: Business Ethics (Sophja)
  • MKT205 Applied Marketing Strategies: Marketing 308: Applied Marketing (Study.com)

Institutional Credit Requirements - the following must be taken at SNHU to meet residency requirements:
  • 30 credits for Bachelor Degree/15 credits for Associate Degree
  • 12 credits in the major (Bachelor)
  • 9 credits in the major (Associate)
  • 9 credits in the minor

https://www.snhu.edu/admission/transferring-credits

GE SNHU
https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/SNHU_!General_Education_Requirements_Roadmap

Business SNHU
https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/SNHU_Business_Administration_Degree_Plan

SNHU usually will allow you to take 2 courses per term for the first couple of terms, then up to 3 for additional terms.  So you could be done in 8-10 months.


RE: Help - Planning Out a Bachelor's in Business. SNHU / UMPI path? - bjcheung77 - 12-16-2024

Another option is, since you've got that budget and tuition assistance/reimbursement, you can do a quick UMPI undergraduate degree, then ladder up to the SNHU Masters degree of your choice! My suggestion is to do the UMPI MAOL as well, by completing 3-4 classes that can transfer into the MAOL... So, it'll be the UMPI BABA with a concentration of your choice, UMPI MAOL within the year, and the SNHU within the second year, thus you have hit 3 degrees in the timeframe and budget requirements!