Helping daughter with degree plan. Is my line of thinking correct?

[Dooj]

@bjcheung77 thank you for the welcome and the information. I will provide more information below regarding my daughter’s educational ambitions. I have also added the grades to the classes and will update the template information.

Location: Richmond, Virginia
Age:24
Kind of degree: Business Administration (Maybe management or leadership focus)
Current Regional credits: 62 transferrable credits from the Virginia Community College System. Credits were earned from 2017-2019.
Credits from ACE/CLEP/NCES: None currently
Military experience: None
Certifications: None
Financial Aid: None-will pay as we go, her mother and I will help with tuition where we can. She has about $5k saved id need to be used .
Tuition Reimbursement: None at this time.
Commitments: Nothing other than full time job and taking care of pets. Can  study most weeknights and weekends.

Courses from Virginia Associates Degree in Business Administration
English Composition 1-B
English Composition 2-A
Introduction to Public Speaking-B
Pre-Calculus-B
Applied Calculus1-A
Statistics-B
Introduction to Computers-B
Spreadsheet Applications-Excel-B
History of Western Civilization 1-B
History of Western Civilization 2-B
Survey of American Literature 1-B
Survey of American Literature 2-B
General Biology 1 w/lab-B
Biology of the Environment w/lab-A
Introduction to Business-B
Principles of Macroeconomics-A
Principles of Microeconomics-A
Accounting 1-Financial-B
Accounting 2-Managerial-B
Business Law 1-C

I am not familiar with competency based educational programs. I did my BSBA, and MBA traditionally at campus full and part time over twenty years ago. A lot has changed and for the better. You can believe if a format of online education was available to me back when I was in college, I would have jumped at the opportunity!

We will look at the UMPI Yourpace program and see if that is an option. If she can complete three courses in 8 weeks that is an option.

Also thinking about additional courses she can take via Sophia and Study.com to maximize transfer credit.

Thank you for the information to not only you but to everyone that makes a contribution on this site. Must reiterate the value of the great information provided. I appreciate your response!

Dooj

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My vote is UMPI for cost (CBE program) or TESU if she doesn't want CBE.

SNHU is too expensive IMHO, when you want a simple business degree that can be gotten easily at either of these places.

Thank you for your reply @dfrecore. Will look at these programs. Do you happen to know if there is an out of state tuition fee for the TESU program?

Dooj