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I have been reviewing posts for the past year, and this is my first post. Initially, I was going to enroll at UMPI, but I have been second-guessing my decision since my writing skills may not be up to par. I started taking English Comp. II, but any tips would be greatly appreciated!
I have seen an increase in activity around TAMUC and am interested since their exams are not proctored. However, there is only one degree plan posted.
I am seeking a CBE that will allow me to accelerate, preferably without a proctored exam, which is why WGU was not my original pick.
Your Location: California, United States.
Your Age: 48
What kind of degree do you want?: Bachelor's in Liberal Studies to just check the box. Other interests are Health Care Administration and Psychology, with a minor in Addiction or Substance Abuse.
Current Regional Accredited Credits:
University of the Pacific (all of these are considered as electives): 18
Intro to addiction overview, 3, A
Counseling theory, 3, A
Individual, group, family counseling, 3, A
Physiology, pharmacology, mental health, 3, A
Assessment for treatment plan, 3, A
Current ACE Credits:
Sophia Credits: 75
Art History I, 3, 95=A
Business Communication, 3, 97=A
Business Ethics, 3, 95=A
Business Law, 3, 95=A
College Algebra, 3, 93=A
College Readiness, 3, 99=A
Conflict Resolution, 3, 90=A
Developing Effective Teams, 1, 96=A
English Composition I, 3, 92=A
Environmental Science, 3, 93=A
Essentials of Managing Conflict, 1, 97=A
Found of English Composition, 3, 96=A
Human Biology, 3, 94=A
Human Biology Lab, 1, 96=A
Intro Psych: Smarter Decisions, 3, 93=A
Intro Soc: Embrac Diver/Collab, 3, 98=A
Intro to Info Technology, 3, 95=A
Introduction to Business, 3, 96=A
Introduction to Ethics, 3, 92=A
Introduction to Nutrition, 3, 97=A
Microbiology, 3, 91=A
Project Management, 3, 98=A
Spanish I, 3, 94=A
U.S. Government, 3, 92=A
U.S. History I, 3, 97=A
U.S. History II, 3, 90=A
Visual Communications, 3, 91=A
Study.com Credits: n/a (currently taking)
Advanced Operations Management, n/a
Any certifications or military experience? Yes, through AAPC for coding: CPC, CDEO, CFPC, CPB, CPCO, CPMA, CRC, CPC-I.
Budget: I have a max of $8K saved up. I'd like to go the cheapest route possible, but will consider spending more for easy and fast.
Commitments: I will be able to study full-time.
Dedicated time to study: 8 hours on weekdays and 3-7 hours on weekends (depending on outside commitments, but these will be minimal)
Timeline: Finishing the courses required for the degree as fast as possible would be ideal. I would like to finish within 6 months to 1 year (12 months).
Tuition assistance/reimbursement: None. I do not qualify for FASFA (only a loan; I don't want to pay the interest) and I am not working.
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