Efficient Associate degree plan from scratch

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Snow College has a competency-based online A.S. degree, you can get a scholarship to make it the cost of in-state ($1,743 for a 4-month term), so you could actually have him do 1 or 2 terms, and get all 60cr needed for an AS, they'd all be RA credits which would make it much easier to transfer into a school for a bachelor's degree somewhere (as opposed to having a bunch of ACE/NCCRS credit which will be harder to manage). Most schools do not take an AA/AS degree as a full block transfer - meaning they do not just bring it in and say "this AA = the first 60cr of our bachelor's degree." Instead, they look course by course, so you'd have to choose a school that accepted ACE/NCCRS credit.

https://online.snow.edu/