Degree completion dilemma with TESC, help!

[daWilt]

To make along story short my small company was acquired by a much larger company that now is requiring my position to have at least a Bachelors degree. I have 6 months to complete this or I will have to take a lower paying position until I do complete a degree. I do have some college (57 credits) and I did apply and send my transcripts to TESC about a year and a half ago. Going off of that I have put together a list of the classes I need to complete for the BSBA General Management degree (which I assume would be fastest/easiest).

This is where my request for help comes in, since I do have such a short time period to complete this I was hoping to find the fastest, easiest and least expensive route to accomplish all of this. Now I know I can't always have all three so I am will to give up least expensive in favor of easier and faster.

I also know that easier is subjective per person, so if it helps I am usually a pretty good multiple choice test taker with limited studying and would like to stay away from short answer/essay tests as much as possible.

This is the list of what is needed for completion:

General Education Requirements:
Macroeconomics
Microeconomics
Responsible Ethical Leadership
Ethics or Diversity Elective
3 General Ed Electives

Business Core:
Principles of Finance
Business Law
Business in Society or International Management
Strategic Management
Introduction to Marketing
Principles of Financial Accounting
Principles of Management
Principles of Managerial Accounting

Specialization:
Need all 18 hours including the 12 UL

Business Electives:
Need 4 hours

Free Electives:
Need 3 hours

Thanks in advance, and let me know if I need to provide anymore information.

[sanantone]

Sanantone's General Education Options - Degree Forum Wiki
Sanantone's BSBA General Management - Degree Forum Wiki

The least expensive way to complete this degree is by choosing the Per Credit Tuition Plan and fulfilling the 24-credit residency requirement with TECEPs or prior learning assessments. TECEPs will be less time-consuming.