Is excelsior still the quickest and cheapest?

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You can see some of what Excelsior has accepted from Coopersmith, as what, here: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Co...Consulting

Ok so it sounds like Excelsior is still the way to go.  Just keep knocking out Sophia courses for now?

I'd make a degree plan - "knocking out" courses is certainly not the best way to go - you need a plan.  If you take a bunch of courses that aren't accepted there, or won't work in your degree plan, you've wasted time and money.

The good thing is that you're starting from zero credits, so you almost can't go wrong.  But you do need to make sure EU will take the courses you want to bring in (looks like they've pared down what they will accept, including English Comp I & II - I don't think those meet the writing requirement any longer, although I'm not 100% on that).

I had a plan.  I don't think I'm starting from scratch.  I have finished some Sophia courses and I'm averaging one every 3 or 4 days.

I mean you started with zero credits prior to Sophia - nothing from a college.

I'd just continue with Sophia courses if you like them.  Just make sure they're on the list of transfers - and don't take any more math unless it's Calc (you're limited to 3 math courses below calculus).

Make sure to get anything that checks the boxes - more humanities courses, an Ethics course, any possible UL (Prin of Management for sure, and one of the UL CompSci courses if you want).  You'll have to switch to Study or Coopersmith for your UL A&S courses once you hit 90cr of LL.