want a regional B.A. degree

[bjcheung77]

I have the following:

An A.A. degree from a community college.
12 hours at a university

45 hours of in person courses
78 hours of AP/CLEP/DSST

24 hours in history including 9 upper level hours
18 hours in literature, 3 of those upper level
9 hours of psychology
30 upper level hours total

As you can see, I have 123 hours but no bachelor's degree. I test well but don't like writing lengthy research papers, so TESU is a no go for me. I presume the capstone at Charter Oak would be similar to LIB-495. I thought about a no capstone BSBA, but I would need maybe 30 more hours.

Patten and that private school in New Hampshire looked interesting but they both require 30 hours. Although I want to check the checkbox on a job application, I think nationally accredited is the wrong way to go. I might want to go to graduate school some day.

Hey,
You might want to check Excelsior College. They have a Bachelors in Liberal Arts Degree.
If I recall correctly, that school will allow you to transfer in almost all your credits into their program.
https://my.excelsior.edu/documents/78666...e9de83dc07

I did a quick search for some competency based programs and Hodges, WGU, doesn't seem to have an offering.
Northern Arizona has a program, but seems to only allow 60 credits for transfer, you might want to verify that.
You mentioned you have 12 credits at a university, have you checked with them? You might be overthinking every program and discredit them because of the amount of essays/capstone or cornerstone.