What kind of degree do you want?: General Business (or whatever business degree you can test out of the fastest)
Current Regional Accredited Credits:

Local Community College: 9 credits
BAS*160: Introduction to Business
Credits: 3 Credits
A
BAS*120: Personal Finance
Credits: 3 Credits
A
CIT*155: Web Page Development
Credits: 3 Credits
A

A Private University: 9 credits
CPS*122: Beginning Business Computer Ap
A
Credits: 3 Credits
HIS*101: World History I
A
Credits: 3 Credits
HCP*201: Developmental Psychology
A
Credits: 3 Credits

Another University (in the process): 9 credits
BBA*295-301: Business Communication
A
Credits: 3 Credits
NUTR*101-303: Nutrition and Well Being
A
Credits: 3 Credits
SPA*101-303: Spanish Lang & Culture I
A
Credits: 3 Credits

Current ACE, CLEP, or NCCRS Credits:
CLEP Principles of Management - 64
Credits: 3 Credits
AP Environmental Science - 3
Credits: 3 Credits

Total Credits: 33

No certifications

Budget: I have up to $7K in assets. I can pull money from it at any time. I'd like to go the cheapest and fastest route possible for my degree.
Commitments: None, just a college student.
Dedicated time to study: I can study as much as is needed throughout the week and weekends.
Timeline: Finishing the courses required for the degree as fast as possible would be ideal. I would like to finish end of Spring 2022 or earlier.
Tuition assistance/reimbursement: FASFA is covering my semester’s tuition currently.

I tried CLEP recently and I like it. I prefer testing out but I don’t mind other routes, except for essays I hate them. I just want to have a degree plan that will help me graduate with a business-related degree in the cheapest and fastest way.

 

Cheapest and fastest would be UMPI. BUT, that would require writing essays/papers, which you've said that you don't want to do. Next cheapest Excelsior, but they require 30 UL credits and (IIRC) they don't make it easy to obtain one of their business degrees. I remember ss20ts tried Excelsior before eventually settling on UMPI.

 

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