Schools with very good reputation and good transfer policy?

[karehiro]

University of Florida - you can transfer up to 60 credits from CC, and up to 90 if you include upper division: https://archive.catalog.ufl.edu/ugrad/17...ml#admjrsr

Rutgers-Camden: can transfer up to 60 CC credits, or 90 total credits if you have upper division credit to their Bachelor's in Business: https://onlineprograms.rutgers.edu/onlin...nistration
University of Illinois-Chicago - can only transfer up to 60 credits for the business degree: https://business.uic.edu/undergraduate-p...n-program/

University of Missouri - you can transfer more than 64 credits of lower division. Accepts CLEP and dual enrollment: https://online.missouri.edu/mu/arts-and-.../bachelors

University of Arizona - you can transfer between 60-64 CC/CLEP credits, and up to 90 credits if you have upper divisional 4-year college credits: https://online.arizona.edu/programs/undergraduate

All these are highly ranked brick and mortar research universities, though none are self-paced. If you don't care so much about rankings there are numerous respectable brick and mortar universities such as Franklin University or Old Dominion University where you can transfer in 90 credits and they have numerous selections.

A decent self-paced option would be UMPI as others have mentioned, or Nichols College, though there's not much information on them except it's a BS in Business Administration ($6000 per year flat rate tuition): https://www.nichols.edu/degree-programs/...t-degrees/

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Actually this one is probably your best bet:

University of Alaska Fairbanks- allows 100 credits to be transferred in towards a Bachelor's of Interdisciplinary Studies. Literally tailor-made for what you're looking for: https://ecampus.uaf.edu/online-bachelors...n-program/