AAS transfer to BABA Management

[DolceDolce]

@DolceDolce - Forget the Pierpont BOG AAS; at this point it is just going to slow you down. I would suggest you come up with a plan for the UMPI BABA - Mangement and Leadership degree. Everything you'd need you can get through Sophia, and you may be able to get a few done at Study.com (SDC) to reduce your required 30 credit (10 courses) at UMPI.  This will be the lowest cost and quickest path for you to complete a business bachelor. UMPI will not take anything below a C (or is it C-?, either way No Ds), but those courses you would need that you did have the Ds in can easily be completed as part of your Sophia to UMPI plan - https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/UM...quivalents

I have been reading your posts, now under numerous threads, and your excitement and enthusiasm is clear - but you're bouncing as much as one of those racketballs I will say this post of yours is the most on point, maybe an Admin can move it to a separate thread for you (please). If you later find you need something more healthcare specific then continuing on to one of the WGU healthcare masters would be a good and affordable option (they currently offer an MBA Healthcare and a Master in Healthcare Admin - personally I'd lean towards the MBA offering more long term career options)

Hi there! 
My goal is to be in the WGU MBA Program in January, which is why I've posted to 2 communities ( Reddit which was originally for the WGU interest) until someone suggested Pierpoint, which led me to here!  My posts have seemed to be bouncing as you put it, because as I recieve more complete answers, like those of the Experts that have replied to me on here, I've been able to tailor my posts a bit more.  There have been some really helpful people on both forums, but this forum has clearly a lot more UMPI and pathway information, which was enabled me as well to be more precise.

Thank you for your suggestions!

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UMPI will accept courses that are C- and above so no Ds will transfer. I would create a spreadsheet based on the degree plans on the forum and fill in what courses have a C- or higher then take the remaining GEC courses on Sophia. See how many credits that is and if you're not at 90, take some that will fulfill the major and concentration requirements from Sophia. Then transfer to UMPI. I wouldn't spend a minute on an associate degree as they rarely help with employment especially in business fields.

Wow, thank you @ss20ts in advance for the spreadsheet! That is going to be so helpful!

For now then, you do recommend UMPI over that of WGU (once I have the 90 units out of the way)?  

Also (if you know this), I will be applying to the WGU MBA program in January.  Seeing as how they require a B average, does that mean I do need to have every class from here on out at a 90% or higher?  I imagine they will be factoring in my prior lower GPA, or am I incorrect?