Degree Track Help

[kodiak61]

Thank you for your help and advice so far! I do truly appreciate it.

Yes, OSU is on quarter term hours, so are both of the community colleges I attended. So that will have to taken into consideration.

After reading the above replies and doing a literal TON more reading last night, I have decided to obtain a BS/BA and then look to WGU for masters. After obtaining the BS/BA I "may" explore some options of Industrial Operational Psychology, however that can be for another day.

The main reasoning is that I worked my way up from the bottom. I'm currently employed as a plant manager and have a solid reputation within my company. Sadly, that only extends to my company. Should the worse case scenario happen and I was to be let go or wanted to quit, I would struggle to obtain an equal position as I do not have a degree. Last industry survey I read stated that 75% of people in my field and position have at minimum a bachelors.

So, I need to obtain my bachelors to stay competitive in the job market should something happen.

Thank you again for help thus far, it got me thinking quite a bit more and was insightful.

Can I ask for some more advice on a BS/BA plan?

Currently these threads are helping considerably:
http://www.degreeforum.net/general-educa...llege.html
http://degreeforum.wikia.com/wiki/Sanant...ly_1,_2015

I guess I just am looking for a more specific to me plan, I dont want to repeat courses or make a mistake.

I have always referred to experts in their fields for advice, as many of you are experienced in this, I'm turning to you for help.

Thank you in advance for any help offered,

Andrew