Need some help & advice 51 cred's to TESC BSBA GenMan

[hightecrebel]

Hey everyone, I'm 51-ish credits out from completing BSBA GM. Trying to figure the best way for me to pursue it to have it done as quickly as possible. Before I get deep into this, I would like to state that anyone with a suggestion for TECEPS or classes that are relatively simple to study for/knock out and will help meet the residency requirement, please toss it out there. I was recently told the per-credit plan residency classes/TECEPs don't need to be part of my degree to get the residency accomplished (if this is wrong, please let me know, basing this off of my pre-enrollment discussions with advisors).

Remaining Requirements:

English Comp I - ENC-101 TESC (Class, 3 residency credits)
English Comp II - ENC-102 TESC (Class, 3 residency credits)
Resp Eth Lead - Ethics in America DSST
Sci, Nat Sci, Interdis - Intermediate Algebra ALEKS
Macroeconomics - ECO-111 TESC (Class, 3 residency credits)
Microeconomics - ECO-112 TESC (Class, 3 residency credits)
Statistics - Statistics ALEKS
Prin Fin Acct - ACC-101 TESC (Class, 3 residency credits)
Prin Manag Acct - ACC-102 TESC (Class, 3 residency credits)
Bus Law - LAW-201 TESC (Class, 3 residency credits)
Prin Fin - Principals of Finance DSST
Intro to Mktg - Principles of Marketing CLEP
Strat Mgmt - Strategic Management PENN FOSTER
Area 2: Finance - Money & Banking DSST (Gone, looking for replacement)
Area 3: Marketing - Advertising/Sales Management TECEP (Exam, 3 residency credits)
Area 4: Management - Business Statistics SAYLOR
Area 4: Management - Organizational Behavior DSST

That is everything I have left to do, any help to break this down into quicker to accomplish chunks is appreciated. I'm not too worried about transferability anymore, I have enough CLEP, DSST, and RA credits that I'm well beyond anything the other schools I'm looking at for the semi-distant future will accept (eventually desire to teach at the middle school level).