TESU BACS with an associates in math.

[CanICode]

Here is my degree plan. Gray courses are done. Any advice about courses I should swap or things I should change? I was also considering getting the bsba cis too but I am going directly to WGU to get an MBA right after so I don't know if it is worth the extra courses right now.

[rachel83az]

For TESU, SDC's Communications 120: Presentation Skills in the Workplace is much easier/faster than Sophia's Public Speaking.

Study.com no longer has an equivalent for POS-110. You need to take Political Science 103: Comparative Politics for that requirement.

The Network Technology TECEP is quite difficult. You might want to try Saylor's Software Engineering instead of/in addition to that one, since you seem to be planning to pay the residency waiver instead of taking 16 TESU credits. (Or you have the military rate.)

[LevelUP]

Here is my degree plan. Gray courses are done. Any advice about courses I should swap or things I should change? I was also considering getting the bsba cis too but I am going directly to WGU to get an MBA right after so I don't know if it is worth the extra courses right now.

I would focus on your Computer Science degree first.  

However, since you only plan on doing 2 TESU courses, you'll probably have time during your TESU term to knock out 5 extra courses if you want your Associate in Business for free.

https://www.tesu.edu/business/undergraduate/asba/

[davewill]

There's a chance you could use the EdX Microbachelor's to take SOS-110 more cheaply. It only counts towards the BACS, so you would want to verify that it would also work for the Associate's in combination with the BACS.

[CanICode]

There's a chance you could use the EdX Microbachelor's to take SOS-110 more cheaply. It only counts towards the BACS, so you would want to verify that it would also work for the Associate's in combination with the BACS.

Looks interesting but did anyone find clarification if it will work if you are doing two degrees. One in BA and another in BS? I know it will come in on the BA side if you are doing CS but will it come in on the BSBA side as well if you ALSO do CS? The dual degree plan for BACS + BSBA CIS is something a lot of people are working on and it would be nice to find an answer on whether it would work for both as long as you are doing the CS degree. I cannot find an answer.

[IReallyNeedADegree]

Here is my degree plan. Gray courses are done. Any advice about courses I should swap or things I should change? I was also considering getting the bsba cis too but I am going directly to WGU to get an MBA right after so I don't know if it is worth the extra courses right now.

regarding the WGU MBA could you tell me what you plan on doing later careerwise?