Can you help me plan my degree path?

[rebel100]

I'm not either. I'd like for it to be a Bachelor's level. Currently, I am knocking out general / core courses. Then I will start actively pinging the Big 3 to see what kind of degree I can get with the electives I have. I really don't want a criminal justice degree, but maybe a police management one with a few certificates, based on what little I've been able to learn about degrees.

I did pass the requirements testing for proctor U, and I found a technical writing book online, so I am going to line that one up and try to knock it down.

This week, I finished the LRC100 portfolio course, which was interesting, and about half a dozen work related homeland security courses. I wish I could get into more of the threat and vulnerability assessment and modeling stuff, but haven't found any distance learning stuff on it.

I also need to dialog more with clackamas county about their program. I don't desire an AS, but if I can get one as low cost as it appears, and using things I've already done, I may pursue that as a parallel track.

You will take a giant step towards your degree (Bachelors) when you give yourself over to meeting their requirements instead of trying to shoehorn what you have into something.

Figure out the path of least resistance given to you in my previous posts to complete the gen eds...once those are done and you apply all that elective credit you have, the cornerstone will be all that stands between you and an AS at COSC.

You will then be roughly 9 course (UL) away from a general studies Bachelors (maybe a handful of other courses, but that's it essentially). Something similar is possible at TESU as well.

I think you are working to hard at not working.