Just found this website today - Seeking Wisdom

[natshar]

With WGU, you absolutely cannot enroll until you've completed and transferred all of your alternative credit and any other credit you may have.  So, you need to get the eval back, and then make a plan BEFORE enrolling (they may push you to enroll quickly, so you have to resist).

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If you post your credits, we can help you figure out the best option.

School (NA or RA, 2yr or 4yr, Semester or quarter)
Course #, Course name, # of credits, grade if less than a C

What she said is key, so I'll say it again - With WGU, you absolutely cannot enroll until you've completed and transferred all of your alternative credit and any other credit you may have.

Thank you for the feedback!  Again, I'm not married to the WGU idea.  I'm open to going the Big 3 route.  My goal is to get done as quickly as possible.  Any thoughts on advantages of going with Big 3 vs. WGU?  FWIW, I have 20+ years as a business owner and 10+ years in Executive Director roles in the non profit world.

If you have prior credit WGU would probably be quicker. WGU confers degrees once they are finished.

TESU only confers degrees 4 times a year. Even if you had prior credit and most your degree done the earliest you could get a degree at TESU at this point would be June 2020 and even that would be a stretch more likely leaning towards September 2020.

Like I said it all depends on what credits you have done. List them below. But I think if you have a lot of credits WGU is quicker if you don't have much or any it depends.