Question on second bachelors

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Did you graduate COSC with the RA requirements in place? Basically, you can continue on with COSC and pay the extra capstone course, transfer in the rest using ACE courses and see if that would work for you, like a BSGS with a History concentration... that would most likely be the cheapest, easiest, and fastest option as you're just using mainly alternative credits.

There on the radar as they still offer some upper level credit for DSSTs

Did you graduate COSC with the RA requirements in place? Basically, you can continue on with COSC and pay the extra capstone course, transfer in the rest using ACE courses and see if that would work for you, like a BSGS with a History concentration... that would most likely be the cheapest, easiest, and fastest option as you're just using mainly alternative credits.

Unfortunately, COSC does not accept most of the the Study.com History courses any longer, and no UL ones at all;  and they don't take NCCRS; UExcel is going away. So I'm not seeing how you could get a History degree there at all inexpensively.

TESU will not require the cornerstone, so you could conceivably get a degree there.  But I'm not certain I'd spend thousands of dollars on an unneeded degree just to "keep busy." I would think you could find a better option; either a master's program, or some free CC courses, or MOOC's or something like that.  Seems like a waste to spend money on this.

point taken but, an additional masters degree that would fit in my timeframe would be online. While I find standardized testing fun, I find online degrees pretty boring. I've considered random cc classes but just not a whole lot of classes that sound interesting. Not interested in MOOCs, I'll need to be enrolled somewhere at the bare minimum to stay at the student researcher level for conferences and mentorship programs in the societies I'm in.