My BSBA in General Management: Starting the journey

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I have no direct experience with Strategic Management, but several people on the forum have said that Strategic Management from Penn Foster is much more manageable than the TECEP. YMMV, of course.

Oops good catch, forgot to add that, it's one of the reasons I noted the alternates. Smallz, I took the TECEP and given feedback from others the Penn Foster Strategic Business Management course is much, much easier. If you choose PF, then simply substitute Liberal Arts Math (HS algebra) or Sales Management (blends marketing and management) for one of the other exams.

If you are interested in a GPA, which I recommend although some here would disagree, you would take one course and 7 TECEPs. It still costs less than the enrolled tuition plan. My course recommendations are below. All would be considered the best route to an A/A- grade by TESC standards, I've listed in order of preference/ease.

SOS-110 Living in the Information Age (I really enjoyed this course! Excellent reintroduction for the adult back to college. No exams - midterm and final are written assignments. Skills Tutor assignments were fun and I just banged them out within the first two weeks of the course.)
MAT-105 Applied Liberal Arts Mathematics (Super easy math course! It's HS Algebra. Both proctored midterm and final were open book.)
MAN-373 Managerial Communications (Highly recommended by all that have taken the course. Proctored midterm, final project.)