Help needed: BSBA in Finance. From scratch, what is the best route?

[Jrjr8800]

Interested in attending TESU. 
 -Do I start with CLEP, DSST, [insert other credit site] before applying?
 -What courses are covered by these credit transferring websites for this particular specialization(Finance). 
(If you could list it as detailed and specific as possible) 

I’ve found this link on Quora back from 2018. Is this accurate or would it need some updating? —> Quora Answer: CLEPS(+other sites) for BSBA Finance 


Looking for cost/time efficiency. Thanks! 

Side note: Potentially thinking of both CIS + Finance as a double major or double concentration/minor. Thoughts? 

[rachel83az]

For the most accurate information regarding TESU, check out the degree plans here: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sa...ts_Roadmap

Anything older than 2021 is wrong. Anything pre-2020 is very wrong.

[bjcheung77]

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Really no need to create 5 different threads in several subforums just to copy/paste your question again and again.
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[Jrjr8800]

For the most accurate information regarding TESU, check out the degree plans here: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sa...ts_Roadmap

Anything older than 2021 is wrong. Anything pre-2020 is very wrong.

Which GenEd courses can I do on CLEP? It's not listed above for this degree(trying to save $ by using Modern States, they give CLEP vouchers)

[dfrecore]

Here's where you can find which CLEP exams work where, and how many credits they will come in as. https://tesu.smartcatalogiq.com/en/Curre...CLEP-Exams

I would do CLEP first if cost is your biggest factor; and probably Saylor if you think you can pass exams without a lot of study ($5 per exam); then Sophia.

I'd probably enroll at TESU sooner rather than later, since there's no downside to enrolling early, and registering for a 1cr TECEP exam to get your catalog locked in; this way, you can also start sending your CLEP test scores directly to TESU as you go, which is free.