u/Clean_Ad518

Hey everyone! I (36m) had finally gotten over being academically dismissed after my first go around with college 13 years ago and slowly started working towards my Associate's in Psychology in 2023. I'm set to graduate in the Spring (yay!) and a university that I'm debating on transferring to takes up to 90 credits from my community college towards a Bachelor's degree. I've been heavily debating on going for a second Associate's in either Education or Criminal Justice to take transfer as many and saving myself from burning a hole in my wallet. Has anybody else taken this path before getting their Bachelor's degree or would you recommend that I just bite the bullet and start with only 60 credits at the 4-year university?

Thanks! :)