Degree Plan Help

[bjcheung77]

HMohamed12, Happy Holidays! Hang in there... I'll be as short and sweet as possible - Blunt and Concise.  Rachel83Az has got you started off the quickest path. Having said that, there are a few things I would recommend as well, please see the following.  I would do it in this order, there are reasons why... cheap/easy/fast, lesser assignments compared to my previous recommendations of StraighterLine/Study.com and lesser number of required proctored exams or written assignments!

1) Get a second monitor (I use a laptop and second monitor for multi-tasking), you can have your exams on one and the course materials on the other
2) Sign up for Acclaim/Credly, Sophia.org 1 year membership $149, CSM Learn $39 and work on CSM Learn at the same time as you do TWO Sophia's
3) Apply to Pierpont BOG AAS, send transcripts from your previous school, when you complete 10 Sophia courses, send a transcript to Pierpont (repeat)
4) Continue working on Sophia.org (all of them that don't duplicate your current list), you can only do two at a time, when you finish one, add another
5) I suggest doing a BALS with a Social Science concentration, you can add some free & cheap TEEX courses - https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/TEEX

Basically - Pace yourself, the CSM/Sophia/TEEX are non proctored as they have Biometric AI recognition and use the honor code.  I understand this is your third thread and you've been stalling/stuck for the last 13-14 months at the starting line.  I understand all of this seems confusing, but all you're doing is taking alternative courses... Take the plunge now, we are here to help guide you!  You can get there, just hang on for this learning journey!

This is a sample degree plan, it's not yours but you can see from this, I have used all the courses that do not have assignments and are cheap/easy/fast. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1...sp=sharing My final questions to you are, do you know any languages? How much of a budget are you looking at spending? (Do you have tuition assistance/reimbursement? Are you paying the residency waiver or taking 16 credits?)