How has degree planning changed over the years?

[Sunny21]

Degrees from COSC, Excelsior, TESU, UofPeople, HAU, and the CBE options such as ETAMU, PUG, Walden, WGU, UMPI, etc can all be had for a very affordable price point.  The main thing is to max the transfer credit with alternative credits before finishing the final requirements at the institution you decide to get the degree from.   You want to look at all the degree offerings and find which one fits you best (cost, ease, speed to finish), I like the ones that provide a trifecta of certs, degree, experience on route to accumulating those alternative credits...

It seems very out of fashion these days to have 113 or 114 credits and to finish the last two courses at Tesu. I think the best you can do currently is 90 ace, 15 tecep, then 15 normal classes.