Help planning last few TESU BSBA CIS requirements as cheap as possible

[Merlin]

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Except for the statistics course, which I took via ALEKS, I took all the rest of those courses via Study.com.
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Which Statistics course did you take through ALEKS (I'm seeing Introduction to Statistics, Business Statistics, and Statistics for Behavioral Science)? I'm trying to figure out how to do that and it looks like it's just a $20/month subscription, so that would be a lot cheaper than SL.

It really doesn't matter which one you take, as they all come into TESU as STA-201. I took Introduction to Statistics since that was slightly shorter than the other two.

Also, for anyone following this, I just got a response from TESU registrar and they approved onlinedegree.com's programming course as COS-111 for the programming language requirement (for me). I'll definitely be doing that instead of SL's C++ course because python is better for me than C++ and onlinedegree.com is much cheaper. I was holding out for a python course and it looks like onlinedegree.com came through.

That leaves me with just the 2 communication courses (oral and business). Maybe I can do them through study.com (cheaper than SL for just 2 courses) or Davar or something. I've heard the DSST public speaking has a low pass rate.

If that course actually does come in as COS-111 (Introduction to Programming), that will be hugely helpful for folks taking the BACS! It is interesting that they will allow it to also fulfill a standalone programming language requirement, but that's cool too.

As for the two comm courses, you can fulfill those requirements via several providers, but I found them to be pretty straightforward via Study.com. The Business Communications course is annoying in that I believe it had 3 written assignments, but it wasn't that challenging, just time-consuming.