Degree Plan for WGU Software Development?

[Lazarus]

over on the WGU reddit                    
https://www.reddit.com/r/WGU/
I see a lot of people recommending the Microsoft Technology Associate (MTA) certifications              
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topi...b60165b770

find ones that are accepted for credit in the "general transfer guidelines" and take a couple of them              
but you have to do them quickly            
I think Microsoft is stopping them in 3 or 4 months              
but the MTA exams are really basic level -- so it shouldn't be difficult

there's also this which WGU accepts for credit -- its pretty simple -- I started it but it was too boring for me to finish                                  
Google IT Support Professional Certificate
https://www.coursera.org/professional-ce...it-support
good thing about this is it isn't very expensive              

or some study.com courses

Wow thanks!   I just have two more questions, but you don't have to answer them, because you've already helped me out so much. 

1. Is there a limit to the amount of Straighterline credits I can transfer? And what is WGU's limit on credit transfers in general?

2. I ran by the Straighterline and Study.com equivalent courses, but found 10 courses that are not fulfilled by either of them. Perhaps they can be fulfilled elsewhere?: 

Ethics in Technology
Web Development Applications 
User Interface Design 
Web Development Foundations
Software II - Advanced Java Concepts 
Software I 
User Experience Design 
Scripting and Programming - Applications 
Software Quality Assurance 
Mobile Application Development

Sorry for all the questions, I wish I could find this stuff on my own, but it's just so hard! You guys are awesome