Associates by HS graduation… Guidance appreciated

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West Virginia has a few colleges, the two I like most is Blue Ridge due to their different options at the Associates level. Interesting ones to say the least, they have a few that are not the norm... Pierpont due to the sheer number of people who used them... For Blue Ridge Dual Enrollment, there's an area for Homeschool on the webpage, you may want to contact them to get the full scoop of things: https://www.blueridgectc.edu/audience/ne...l-student/

Here are the links to the two WV associates degree options available for prospective students:
BR: https://www.blueridgectc.edu/academic-pr...-programs/
PP: https://www.pierpont.edu/academics/associate-degrees/

1) All WV colleges have a residency requirement, just like any other institution, it should be 25% of the classes required must be done
2) Dual enrollment should be used for classes not easily available using ACE or other alternative credit options, or not transferable
3) Depends on your degree and alternative credit providers they accept, your general education, electives should all be transferable

Hello again,
From your experience, is Pierpoint the cheapest and “easiest” (via alternative credit options) to earn an associates in?

Also, let’s say my daughter wants to end up with her associates degree in liberal arts option from Pierpoint when she graduates high school. If she wants to take all 45 credits via Sophia and study (if needed) and then take the remaining 15 at Pierpoint, how do I direct her into which 45 credits to take at Sophia ? That’s the part where I am confused




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