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> but EC has gotten cheaper.  COSC has stayed relatively cheap throughout the years.

but haven't they both decreased the sources of credit they will accept ?              

and with EC getting rid of uexcel that really limits choices and increases prices            

this is no longer "BA in 4 weeks" territory and hasn't been for years

EC has NOT decreased the sources of credit they'll accept.  They're also the only one of the Big 3 that will accept NA credit.

No, it's not BA in 4 weeks any longer, but that's because of the capstones.  But you could still get 113/114 credits in 4 weeks.

And, BTW - I don't think I've ever heard of anyone besides the BAin4 weeks guy who did that. And his ability to do so was because he was in the military when CLEP and DSST exams were free, and unlimited (meaning you could fail, and go back as many times as you wanted for retakes - which went away long ago).

Comparing now to 20 years ago when BAin4weeks was done - he was ONLY able to get a BALS/BSLS degree.  Now, you can do MANY more degrees, including business degrees with many concentrations, a CompSci degree, Psych degrees, History degrees, and others, all at the Big 3.  So his plan was not exactly user-friendly for most people, especially if you wanted something other than a general Liberal Studies degree.