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You can only earn AACSB/ACBSP credits from an AACSB/ACBSP accredited school. Did you carefully read your state's requirements? Do you really need AACSB/ACBSP accreditation? Will they accept ACE/NCCRS credits as long as they're on an accredited school's transcript? Will they accept online courses? My state requires 15 face-to-face credits.

I need the credits listed on a transcript from an aacsb/acbsp accredited school.  I suppose that means I am in for a degree/ certificate if transferring in ACE,  or I can take the classes at an accredited university, then stop when I have what I need.  Online is okay. 

Faster is better for me.  I know the material, just have to prove it with credits.  I'll check out WGU to see if they will let me  take what I need in the undergrad then transition to the MS.

You don't need to complete a degree or certificate. There are two ways you can do this. You can apply for a degree or certificate program, transfer in ACE/NCCRS courses, and take one course from the school so that you'll have a transcript. The other way is to get a credit bank transcript at TESU. Excelsior and COSC aren't accredited by ACBSP or AACSB, so their credit banks wouldn't help you.

You just want to be sure that alternative sources of credit are acceptable. The source of the course will be listed on the transcript. It will be listed as a transfer course, so it will be obvious that it did not originate from an accredited business school.

WGU is strict about the undergrad requirement for the MS. You have to have an undergraduate degree in accounting. Getting the BS and MS would be overkill since you only need 20 credits.