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All -

I've done a lot of reading and looking here for the past few years, but am finally ready to make the jump into getting this done. (Have the money saved and ready to go). I am basically looking for the easiest way to complete my Bachelor's degree. I am currently in an executive level position, and if I want to continue to rise, the board would not approve my advancement until I have the degree box "checked" off. I have looked through this thread and a lot of people talk about which degrees are the most cost effective, and while of course I care about the cost, my primary concern is being able to push through the degree as fast as possible. I do live in NJ, which makes me think TESU may be the best option but figured everyone here could help guide me.

Past experience:

27 FEMA Courses Completed

Rowan University Courses with C or better from 2006
- College Composition 1 - 3
- Advanced College Chemistry (with Lab) - 4
- Intro to Computer Programming - 3
- Microeconomics - 3
- US History 1 - 3

BOMI Courses
- Budgeting and Accounting
- Environmental Health and Safety Issues
- Law and Risk Management
- Real Estate Investment and Finance
- The Design, Operation, and Maintenance of Building Systems, Part I
- The Design, Operation, and Maintenance of Building Systems, Part II
- Asset Management
- Fundamentals of Facility Management

All of the BOMI courses were listed as 2 ACE credits - I have to find the link that showed what they recommended they were ACE approved for (upper level lower level etc).


Depending on timeline, I would be okay with getting my associates along the way. I'd really like to complete it as quickly as possible. As far the degree, while not critical I am in the Engineering Management field related to Facilities, so anything Business / Engineering is a pro.

Let me know your thoughts and the easiest path to completion.