BSBA - Plan

[rixbae]

Hi guys, posting my wife's projected plan and would like opinions if I fit everything in the spreadsheet right. I'll also put a list of all of her Community College credits that I'm using. So far it looks like I don't have a place to fit 7 credits, unless her Bus 120 - Intro to Business Organization would fit into the Specialization area. She needs 15 credits of Account total, which leaves her 9 credits to complete. She is also enrolled for the Strategic Management TECEP This site is awesome! Thank you in advance.
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List of Courses completed at Community College and AP Spanish credit

AP - Spanish 1
AP - Spanish 2
AP - Intermediate Spanish
AP - Intermediate Spanish
Bus 120 - Intro to Business Organization
Mat 105 - Intermediate Algebra
Mat 160 - College Algebra
Psy 140 - Intro to Psychology
Bus 221 - Principles of Marketing
Cis 105 - Intro to Comp & Applications
Acc 160 - Principles of Accounting 1
Eco 201 - Principles of Macroeconomics
Eng 105 - College English 1
Acc 161 - Principles of Accounting 2
Bus 256 - International Business
Eng 106 - College English 2
Bio 105 - Fundamentals of Biology (4)
Bus 241 - Business Law 1
Eco 202 Principles of Microeconomics
Eng 111 - Speech
His 130 - Western Civilization 1
Soc 253 - Sociology of Race & Ethnicity
Bio 124 - Intro to Nutrition
Che 108 - Essentials of Chemistry (4)
Che 106 - Physiological Chemistry (4)
Bio 163 - A&P 1 (4)

[dfrecore]

Yeah, all of those science courses definitely put her over the necessary number of Gen Ed credits. But that's not the end of the world.

I would recommend that she sign up for Study.com and take 2 courses there. Applied Managerial Accounting, Advanced Accounting, Employment Law, HRM, Org Behavior, Logistics, Digital Marketing, Ops Management, Project Management, Labor Relations - will all fit into the Area of Study, and she needs 6 courses there (4 of which must be UL). She also needs to make sure that she covers 3 of the 4 areas (MAN, MAR, FIN and ACC). So one of the accounting courses, and Digital Marketing, in addition to the other courses, will work. Anything that isn't specifically a Marketing, Finance, or Accounting course is considered Management.

Principles of Finance will also be needed in the core area.

The benefit of using Study.com is that you get affiliate membership with them at TESU, meaning that you get a waiver for the $300 cornerstone course, and $700 off the Residency Waiver (now $2500, with membership it's $1800). And 2 UL courses to boot, makes it worth your while. You get 2 courses a month for $200, and can take additional courses for $70 (within that month).