BSBA-CIS question

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Hello dew125,

Another option:

Since you already have the majority of credits required for a bachelors why not speak with an admissions counselor in regards to a Learner Designed degree program. Each school offers a Learner Designed Area of Study degree so you could apply for a BS, BA, BSBA, or BSAST and use your digital design program as a guide. (edit: Keep in mind the BS and BA may have lower math and or science requirements required - depends on the program.)

Application: http://www.tesc.edu/files/LDAS_application.pdf
Sample application: http://www.tesc.edu/files/ldassample.pdf

You will most likely be required to take a capstone for the BA/BS (if memory serves some here mentioned the liberal arts capstone). Both the BSBA and BSAST degrees have a required capstone course already built into the programs (Business Policy or Current Trends and Applications respectively). For the BA/BS, I am not sure what would be required, the admissions counselor would advise you.

Good luck on your path!