BSBA GM and BALS Excel Sheet

[Thorne]

Can someone point me toward the latest Excel sheets for the TESU BALS and BSBA GM program? My "worksheet" is below, but it isn't yet organized for a specific program. I just need a backup plan in the event that WGU falls apart on me.

  Less than 1 minute ago">College Credit Worksheet.xlsx (Size: 34.05 KB / Downloads: 13)

[bjcheung77]

There's a customized version of both in the "about me" section of my profile.
And the BSBA General Management is also showing in my signature line.
I customized both templates from dfrecore and used the cheapest/easiest/fastest options from SL/Study.com

[dfrecore]

Honestly, in looking at your courses, especially the computer ones, and the certs - you are MUCH better off at WGU than TESU. You will basically get credit at TESU for nothing computer-related (ok, maybe a few). It's just not going to get you what you want.

Also, with WGU, your AAS will cancel out all of your required Gen Ed's which is about 34cr, and then you'll get a bunch of credit for your certs and courses.

For the BSBA at TESU, I show you having maybe 44cr cleared. For the BALS, you will get some additional credits that you can bring into Free Electives, maybe another 21cr, for a total of 65cr. But none in your AOS, and I don't think that's really going to help you with what it looks like you want to do. You are much better off with a BSIT than a BALS. Much better off. MUCH.

[Thorne]

For the BSBA at TESU, I show you having maybe 44cr cleared. For the BALS, you will get some additional credits that you can bring into Free Electives, maybe another 21cr, for a total of 65cr. But none in your AOS, and I don't think that's really going to help you with what it looks like you want to do. You are much better off with a BSIT than a BALS. Much better off. MUCH.

Oh, I agree, but I tend to plan for contingencies. With all the digging I've done into WGU, the transfer guidelines I've pored over, and the people I've spoken to, I should have a certain number of CUs left (35 to be exact). If they end up requiring a ton of CUs (anything more than 55, for starters), I may have to reconsider.