WGU vs TESU with the credits I have?

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If I were you, I would definitely continue on and get the BOG AAS, because that's going to be a factor for WGU - they will accept your AAS as a block transfer, and most of your Gen Ed's will be covered.

Then, you really need to decide on what degree you want, more than which school, because that makes a huge difference.  WGU only accepts 90cr of transfer, but it will still be the cheaper business degree if you can get through it quickly (1 term).  And for an IT, it will DEFINITELY be cheaper than TESU, with the added bonus of those certs that they give you.

At this point, with the courses you have, you're only $100 more for the BSBA over the BALS - and the BSBA is certainly the more useful degree, IMHO.  The credits are mostly Gen Ed, with some business courses, so it's just a shifting around of courses.

Here's what I would do if I were you (assuming you want to continue with Modern States/CLEP):
1) Take English Comp II (probably the CLEP w/essay), but DSST is also a choice
2) Take Int Algebra, College Algebra and Stats (CLEP for College Algebra)
3) Apply for the Study.com scholarship, and take 6 courses
- Personal Finance (required, Free Elective at TESU)
- BUS 307: Leadership and Organizational Behavior (required for WGU BSIT, works in TESU BSBA and BALS)
- BUS 120: International Business (required for WGU BSBM, works in TESU BSBA and BALS)
- BUS 311: Project Management  (required for WGU BSIT & BSBM, works in BSBA and Free Elective in BALS)

I included a spreadsheet with all 4 degrees, although not entirely complete.  But, the Blue lines show what's completed, the yellow shows what you should take and the green on the WGU BSBM shows what you should take at WGU.  Those courses are either required, or don't have inexpensive alternatives.  The BSIT is not complete, but at least you have an idea.