tsimmns CIS Degree Plan, hopefully it helps me stay on track

[tsimmns]

Hey,
You are so close to completing the degree. I am envious and yet excited for you.
Did you have a chance to take a look at Sanantone's Wikia page for CIS?

Your best bets and alternative courses for them are listed. I pretty much am going to follow it exactly.
Sanantone's BSBA in Computer Information Systems post-July 1, 2015 - Degree Forum Wiki - Wikia
Do you get CLEP and DSST free? If so, go for them as they should be your first option.

I assume you will need residency requirements met, you can take these recommended courses.
As long as it will go into your degree and is available as a TECEP, these have study links to sites.
TECEP Resources

The recommendation for the UL courses and the remaining courses on Sanantone's page is pretty spot on.
Thanks,

Thanks for the kinds words, but don't be envious. It's been a long road and a long time since I was originally in a B&M college where I accumulated most of these credits. Along the way I picked up a few from ACE credits for military training and courses, but basically no credits in over 5 years so in a way I envy everyone else who has pushed through and completed or at least who has taken courses recently.

I do get CLEP and DSST test free for the first try, so I will go that route with some. However with needing the few credits that I do and needing 24 (21 now) credits with TESU, I'm trying to fit them in for residency purposes. I do however hate classes and TECEP test that require essays and projects so I'm trying to avoid all of those. I guess you could always say I was the kind of person who enjoyed getting a test, solving the problem, and being done. I absolutely hate writing and compiling essays and am getting worse about that the older I get. As for the Sanatone link it does provide valuable information and I am trying to follow it step by step as well.