Guidance Requested - Degree Planning Help

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Pierpont never requested an English translation of my Spanish language highschool diploma, you can do Sophia and the ASU 1 credit course. Actfl exams are an option to get credits real fast if you speak a widely spoken language.

Good morning!
Thank you for your response. I also have a HS diploma in Spanish. I should have mentioned that I also have a diploma, in English, from technical school. That's where I learned English back in my home country. It was a technical degree for executive bilingual assistant. 
Also, I work as a medical interpreter here in the US. I had to take fluency tests to prove I speak Spanish fluently.
I am fully bilingual and a trained medical interpreter. 
In that case, I don't think I will need the ACTFL test. 

Do you mind if I dm you about your process when you did all of this? I really really need some help. I want to start doing things ASAP. Thank you.

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I would suggest getting a GED.  That may make things easier.

Thank you! I suck at math lol and math here is a little different that how I was taught in my home country. 
I really don't want to do a GED.. I will consider it, though. 
Thank you.