ASBA at TESC

[ajs1976]

After I complete the IS Concentration at COSC, I plan to work on a BSBA at either COSC or TESC. I have a number of business classes that I would like to apply to something and long term, I'm looking at an MBA possibly at WGU.

This morning I went through the degree requirements for the AS in Business Administration from TESC and it looks like I am one class and the 12 residency credits from meeting the requirements. The class is Managerial Accounting which I would take at Straighterline and TECEPS would be Intro to Computers, Networking, College Algebra, and Public Relations. I should be able to complete the first three with minimal prep and I believe Public Relations is one of the easier TECEPs.

Managerial Accounting is needed for both Bachelors programs and the TECEPs would meet half of the residency requirements for the BSBA at TESC.

Is it worth going for the ASBA or should I just hold off and go for the Bachelors?

[sanantone]

If you graduate with an associate's and bachelor's at two different times, then you're going to be paying more in graduation fees. Why not just go straight to the MBA program?

[ajs1976]

I hadn't considered the dual graduation fees. The $299 is enough to make me reconsider the ASBA.

Grad school is delayed at least a year and a half due to personal finances. This is something to fill the time while