At a brick wall

[dfrecore]

Those are all bummers - but don't let it stop you!

First of all, you can still get a degree from TESC or one of the other Big 3 for very little (to start with). Make a plan to get your AA from one of them first. Most 4-year colleges will look at an AA/AS from an RA school as a transfer student, without any restrictions.

Second, you can decide at that point if you want to continue on with your BA/BS from that same school, and start on the rest of your requirements. When you're done with that, you have 2 options:
1) Get a second degree (with way fewer requirements, maybe a year or less) at Liberty; or
2) Get your MA at Liberty instead.

There are people on this forum who got their degrees from all of the Big 3 and managed to go on to get their Masters (and even further).

I would not let lack of money stop me from doing this, even if it's not going to go as originally planned. There are so many other options out there for you to look at. Don't get discouraged, just make a Plan B (and a C and a D if need be)!