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[TheLibrarian]

OP - Are you working? Do you have tuition assistance or reimbursement? If you're paying out of pocket, the cheapest, easiest, fastest option would be the UMPI BA History.  It's competency based, so it all depends on how fast you can complete the courses, if you finish the 10 courses or so in two terms, your degree will cost $5400, you can transfer in 90 credits from ACE sources such as Sophia.org/Study.com

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One more thing, RA = Regionally Accredited, so that means anything that is a course from a college/university or institute that has RA.  ACE is not RA but recommended for credit (Alternative credit through testing, or classes).  I would just spend some time looking/reading through posts and also the Wiki (in my signature).

 I will look into UMPI classes a bit more and go over these suggestions and see whats what. Thanks

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Your Gen Eds are mostly met by Sophia, so if you did decide to go with TESU, you could do the following for your AOS:
 
Required Courses

American History
American History: Met by US History I & II @ Sophia

Non-Western Civilization (signified by "HIS-310" in the current catalog)
HIS-261 Introduction to Chinese History & Culture - Take as part of 16-credit term

Historical Methods:
History 301: Historiography & Historical Methods

World history/Western civilization

HIS 210 - Western Civilization @ ONU - $150
History 102: Western Civilization II @ SDC - $100

AOS Electives:
History:
History 306: The American Civil War Era @ SDC - $100
HI308: Modern America, 1919-Present (RA credit) @ Sterling College - $435
HI304: Civil War Era (RA credit) @ Sterling College - $435
HI421: Topics in American History: African American History (RA credit) @ Sterling College - $435

Humanities Electives (does NOT include History); any 4 of the following:
Art History I @ Sophia
Art History II @ Sophia
Visual Communications @ Sophia
Communication at Work @ Sophia
Conflict Resolution @ Sophia
Ancient Greek Philosophers @ Sophia

Add PSC 223 - American Government from ONU for $150 or TEL Learning for $200 and this plan includes all the RA credit that you'll need, once you take into account the 16-credit term.

This looks great. Thanks I will look into this!