So close to a bachelors. I need your help.

I have 81 credits. I heard about Athabascau University has a 3 year bachelor's degree (90 credits). I was so excited until I read their program plan and learned that most of my credits won't be accepted because they are not 200 level and up.

I was hoping to get some type of liberal arts or general studies degree. Most of the jobs that I am interested are requiring a bachelor's degree. I really do not want to start a new bachelor's program all over again. I've been hearing about CLEP exams but I will still need a college to accept my credits and issue me a degree. Oh and I am hoping it is reasonably affordable. And if they don't have a residency requirement (meaning I have to take classes at their school), that would be a plus!

Is there a way around this? Here is my list of classes that I've passed (81 credits):

AUT-181 02 Automotive Practicum I A
3.00

AUT-262 02 Auto Transmissions/Transaxles B
4.00

AUT-271 02 Advanced Auto Systems I B
4.00

AUT-272 02 Advanced Auto Systems II B
4.00

AUT-131 51 Automotive Heating & Air Cond B
3.00

AUT-141 51 Automotive E & E Principles B
4.00

AUT-242 02 Automotive E & E Systems B
4.00

AUT-253 02 Automotive Engines C
4.00

AUT-261 02 Manual Drive Trains and Axles C
4.00

HPE-102 OL2 Health & Wellness C
3.00

AUT-111 51 Automotive Brake Systems B
3.00

AUT-121 51 Automotive Steering/Suspen Sys B
4.00

MUS-227 51 Live Sound Recording A
3.00

AUT-101 51HB Automotive Fundamentals A
3.00

MTH-107 51 Math for Liberal Arts C
3.00

MUS-129 51 Intro to Audio Recording B
3.00

MUS-133 51 Audio Recording Techniques I C
3.00

ENG-102 A51 English Comp II B
3.00

CSC-101 53 Computer Literacy A
3.00

HPE-170 02HB First Aid/Safety/Prev B
3.00

MUS-127 51 Fund of Music/Sound Engineer A
3.00

MUS-128 51 Keyboarding Tech for Sound Eng B
1.00

SOC-101 Intro to Sociology
3.00

PSY-101 Basic Psychology
3.00

ENG-101 English Comp I
3.00

I hope you guys can offer me some good solutions.

 

Excelsior is probably the fastest

Excelsior's BS in Liberal Studies is probably best, because you have so many occupational/technical credits. I think you pay the enrollment fee in installments.