Places to park electronics + computer PLA credits (BOG AAS + TESU AAS)

[bjcheung77]

With the 5-6 years and 10K/year...  My suggestion is the following for you:
Pierpont BOG AAS Mechatronics - Cost of transcripts - Get this done ASAP

TESU AAS Applied Computer and ASS Applied Electronics - Cost of associates capstone
TESU BSBA CIS/BACS or BS Tech Studies - Cost of two capstones, pla/transfer the rest if you can

For your grad, a Master's System Engineering and for a little less than 10K, ECPI - Mechatronics!
Link: https://www.ecpi.edu/programs/systems-en...ers-degree

This is how I would play things, Sophia.org for lower level requirements and general education, it's cheap, easy, fast and non proctored.  Make sure to use a second monitor to have the materials/resources open on the second screen.  For TESU, I suggest you do the 16-18 credits for residency instead of paying the residency waiver fee.  PLA will count for RA, but you still need the residency credits, total 30 RA credits required.  Take your time to get the job done properly and in an orderly, systematic fashion.

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Actually, hmm... I was thinking, since you have so much time, you can probably get the credits and transfer them in using the least expensive options.  I would do the Coursera/TADA options here, 6 months all you can eat, after you do the Sophia.org courses for transfer to Pierpont BOG AAS with an emphasis...

Then you can take all you can eat courses from the Finnish Universities here and see if they can transfer into the TESU programs of choice, even a BSPr would do, you just need the "check box" and get into the master's program I just mentioned. Again, if you have the time, it's to build your certs, get the degree, and gain the experience...

Coursera/TADA offerings: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Coursera
Finnish Universities Wiki: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Fi...iversities

I've been eyeing the Pierpoint AAS for a very, very long time   people on here seem to dissuade me from that one for some reason.   

I dunno why but it seems like RA credit aside it's a pretty straight forward place to stick credit and they seem to be easy going on the PLA credit.

Long term --- I'm probably going the the MS Electronics Engineering from U of Colorado on Coursera. A huge amount of me wants to just get the BOG AAS and skip the rest of the BS entirely -- or skip the AAS!

I've also wondered the possibility of backfilling into a BS EET degree with the Masters. They don't seem quite as keen to let you get UL but maybe with a Masters they would be more forgiving to allow PLA and trasnfer, to say, TESU.

It's only DEAC accredited (but is ABET), University of Arkansas Grantham is wear I may likely get the actual engineering degree itself from, especially because they have Computer Engineering.

Not that the Master's is easy by any means, but it may actually be easier than a full BS. It's Embedded Engineering + Power electronics, giving it a fairly narrow scope.

What is some really easy RA credits for the BOG AAS? Do they also take NCCRS (OnlineDegree.com)?

What do you mean when you say TADA?

For the Pierpont BOG AAS, you just need one graded credit that is RA, the rest can come from Sophia.org and the Coursera/TADA I was referring to in my previous post, I even have a link there... click the link for more info.  Here's the link for Pierpont BOG AAS, just follow the steps to get it done: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Pierpont_C%26TC