newbie question on fast path bsba, I think

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If you go ahead with the TESU BSBA program, I would recommend a dual AOS because 9 credits can overlap (excluding general management AOS). Meaning, you can add another AOS for three additional courses (9 credits). Stand out with employers by having a BSBA degree with Two areas of study.

Most of the AOS's don't have any, or very few, duplicate courses that will work.  You're more likely to need 18 or 15 additional credits.

I say get what you need and FINISH.  Adding another AOS may very well slow you down a lot.  And, I don't think employers will care much about this.  It's not worth slowing your graduation down - so only do this if you can do those extra courses quickly and cheaply.

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OP - I got your PM, COSC will be cheaper but I think the ROI on an ACBSP degree at TESU will be better in the long run.  That minor cost now will be nothing in a few years, it would most likely be made up when you get a pay raise or get a better paying job.  Basically, COSC is the best option if you don't have the cash now, but work on courses that you know will transfer to both.

I don't think there's much of an ROI on an ACBSP degree, to be honest.  I've worked in HR, we never cared (private sector).  IF we wanted a degree, it was "a" degree, with no mention of ACBSP.  I've looked for jobs for years, and I've NEVER seen a request for ACBSP (or AACSB).  Now, much of that is based on what types of jobs I'm looking at - private sector - but I still think this is something that won't be an issue for the vast majority of people.

If you're going into a field where ACBSP is important, then it's probably also going to be important to go to a more well-known school.  And then you probably want AACSB.

My advice - get whichever degree you want.