Looking for BSBA in General Management. Need a plan.

[David.Hamad]

I'm looking for excel spreadsheets and they all seem outdated. 

I've decided to go with TESU since I don't have any credits to transfer over. 
https://www.tesu.edu/business/bsba/general-management

Could anyone hook me up with a plan. I'd like to get started today. 

Also In a previous post I thought it would be a good idea to get everything through study.com. I wan't to retract that idea. I'd like to finish as soon as possible and if there are any easy subjects I would much prefer to test out of them, I have a CLEP and ALEKS test center near me. 

In the future I'd like to dual major in business finance/accounting as I'm looking to start a career in budgeting and analysis or even production management.

I need a plan. I don't know where to start. Point me in the right direction.

[bjcheung77]

You have homework. I want you to create a spreadsheet using the example I have within my signature post #28/#31. It's easiest to "view" and "see" your degree plan in a spreadsheet vs writing/reading about it...visually...

Now, the only thing you need to do is to change the SL/Study.com with CLEP's on the links for TESU CLEP exams. I would do as many CLEPS using ModernStates as it can transfer into the degree. The AOS you should do everything at Study.com using their transfer guide.

TESU CLEP: https://www.tesu.edu/academics/catalog/c...am-program
Study.com Transfer: https://study.com/directory/school/Thoma...ransferTab

[David.Hamad]

Okay. I will get on that right now.

[dfrecore]

You may want to reconsider TESU, as they are starting to be a pain to deal with. A BSBA at COSC will cost roughly $2000 less than TESU, and since you're starting from scratch, it's just as easy to go with COSC.

Another good option is WGU. If I was starting from scratch, I'd go there (transferring in 90cr).