What to do now...?

[bjcheung77]

Oh, you have to do all 16 in a single term for no waiver fee?.....lol, I thought it was all 16 in a year or something....no, I'm not really into that. As well, I'm already doing the cornerstone now.
As you can see I know enough about all this to get what I needed done, but I have some big holes in my knowledge.

I'm guessing you meant 2 capstones, cornerstone and 7 extra credits...what would be that extra 1 credit that would count? I thought TECEPS don't count for the waiver?

Exactly, I value my brain cells and those neurons are the only ones that don't re-generate, I would do it differently...  Here are my calculations:  You need 16 credits to skip the residency waiver, and you have the Study.com discount, so it becomes a total of 16 x 379 = 6064.  If that's the case, I would take all lower level requirements in one term and the two capstones in another term, saving the neurons for better use when we age!  

The cost of the cornerstone/capstone is $2274+$3192=$5466.   So, I would really like to say, get the 2nd degree for under $600 bucks baby!  In fact, since you're paying sweet money, get two associates along with the two bachelors... on me cuz i'm awesome... oh wait, you're paying... and here's my plan for you!  In this order, since you've done the Cornerstone.  You split the courses into two terms, lower level vs upper level.

Term 1:  SOS-204 Academic Community Impact, APS-295 Associates Capstone, ENG-298 Jane Austen (7 credits total)
Term 2:  Alternative BALS capstone and BSBA Capstone, and if you need to extend terms for either or both, you can by 8 weeks
This nets you the ASNSM Comp Sci - If you have taken all the free TEEX cybersecurity and the Sophia.org IT, you're missing 1 course
This nets you the AAS ESST, this requires the APS-295 Associates Capstone, you have all the liberal arts/biz/science requirements