Does this look like a solid degree plan?

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Just a couple of FYI's:
1) the Business Electives do not need to be UL, I would check with COSC to see how many UL Liberal Arts courses are required
2) courses can meet more than 1 requirement in the GE, so for instance the Human/Cultural Geography DSST meets the Behavioral/Social Science, Global Understanding, and Non-US History/Culture requirements (I'm going to assume this applies to the GEO 101: Human & Cultural Geography course at Study.com).  So that frees up space to take other courses if you want.
3) it's recommended here that if you're going to take Intro to Ethics at Sophia, that you first take Ancient Greek Philosophers - it makes the Ethics course much easier
4) you don't have to take 2 lab sciences, only 1 (a popular combo is to take Study.com's Intro to Biology w/Lab, it's only $50 extra for the virtual lab; and then Sophia's Environmental Science)

Thank you for your help!

On tip 2, if I do that, how many credits would I get? Only 3? I'd still need 6 other credits to add up to 120 credits for the BS, right?

Think of the requirements as checkboxes, rather than credits needed.  You take English Comp w/Essay CLEP, you check off the Written English requirement.