CS Student Wanting to Transfer, What School is Best for a Senior with Anxiety?

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SNHU: What I'm leaning towards currently thus far. The capstone seems to only be one class, no group work or presentations. Seems to only allow you to transfer 90 credits to your Bachelors,  expected. I like learning, I don’t mind putting in the work, but its frustrating. At least it looks like its requirements are different than my program, so I'd  be able to learn some new things instead of retaking courses. The classes also seem to be shorter, so even though I'd need at least 30 credits, I'd be finishing up in about a year anyway. The downside seems to be I'd lose my GPA still. Also I heard they maybe accept more than 90, they just need the 30 credit residency, in which maybe I could go for a minor and actually gain something.
 

I've been looking into SNHU's CS Bachelor's here and there. So far, it has been hit and miss on getting basic questions answered via their finance dept. and general questions email addresses. I can't say I'm impressed by their customer service thus far. 

To respond to what I have highlighted above in quoting you; I can't say for certain that there is no group work. There might be for one or two of the software development courses. For most classes there seems to be a weekly discussion question that is due every Thursday. Your interaction (question or response) requires a minimum number of responses or interactions in SNHU's discussion board specific to the course.  Also, many classes have weekly assignments that are due every Sunday before midnight eastern time.

So please, factor in the mandatory weekly message board discussions and assignments. You'll generally have more day-to-day freedom among your other options.