Seek advice on the right degree plan

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If you're okay with "any degree", a UMPI degree is good. But you have enough UL classes that you could possibly get a degree from TESU about as fast, and almost as cheaply.

I think you're pretty close to a Bachelor of Science in Technical Studies. It'd be worth applying and sending your evaluation over to see what they say. From what I can see, I think you've got most of the AOS down. I think the Project Management requirement is covered by the Google PM certificate.

Complete most of the general education requirements through Sophia - $200-$300
Take Chemistry I & II or Physics I & II with online labs (not at TESU) - ???
Take Statistics & Calculus I w/ Sophia
Comparative Politics @ Study.com - $200 OR try Comparative Politics from Saylor.org - $5
16-credit term at TESU w/ Cornerstone, Capstone, and any remaining gaps - $4778

If you don't want to mess around with trying to find Chem/Physics, you're probably still really close to finishing off other TESU degrees. But I'm not sure. You'd have to apply and see what the degree planner says.

The biggest problem, IMO, with any BLS at this point is that I'm not sure that most of your credits would even count towards a BLS. They don't look like Liberal Arts classes. They're business or technical. If you do go with UMPI, I would suggest that a BABA would be a faster route for you. I would go with the BABA Management & Leadership, personally.

Thanks for you reply. This forum is really azaming because you guys really brought out a bigger picture to me. I have never considered about the TESU, neither. 
“Any degree” is fine for my situation, I would say it's like a checkbox degree. 
But one thing you alert me that my past courses may have trouble when converting them into a BLS degree.
So, would you please enlighten me why UMPI BABA can be faster than BLS? Perhaps, due to my existing courses evaluation contribute more into BABA rather than BLS electives?