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Thanks for this reply. I originally started a cj degree at my local community college. Currently, I'm employed by a lower tier airline. Making the move to a high tier airline will require any type of 4 year degree, there is no preference given to aviation focused degrees. Having said that, I'd prefer to use my previous experience to my advantage in some way. I've read that some colleges will provide credits for life experience?

As far as current certifications:
Basic Law Enforcement Academy (POST)
Airline Transport Pilot

TESU will give up to 35 credits for ATP with a letter from FAA see https://www2.tesu.edu/oplr/client.php?client=FAA-ATP not COSC.  

There is an old thread I cannot find that a local CC will give credits for POST graduation credits. It may be something similar to this up to 39 credits at Rio Saldado  https://forum.officer.com/forum/local-di...ege-credit maybe someone else remembers or commented on it.  

They probably/may slot into free credits needed for 120 credits to graduate and some police credits may slot into required credits for BALS. If you can get a BSBA may help in the long term if you stay long term  and want to move up. Military JST credits may help.
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Life Long Learning posted " $140 total for 20 credits of Prior Learning Assessment (PLA)"  for law enforcement with other options available
https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...-slam-dunk 
Check the local CCs near where you graduated POST they may have agreements to award credits.
Airlines are like police, CJ credits like everyone else has will be missed when you look to promote,  use them for extra credits  because they want business or HR or something else promoteable degree. Airline management will look for something similar unless you want to rely on your medical passing until you are 65 and stay in the cockpit.