There is no true post-bacc program in the area where I live. I have been taking pre-reqs randomly however. I know a formal program looks better, but I won't be able to complete one of those, since it is not offered/available. I can however get an associates degree from the community college where I have been enrolled the past couple of years. (I already have a bachelors from another school.) Has anyone else ever backed up and did this less popular route?
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