Planning on enrolling to Charter Oak for my Bachelors in Business

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It's a little difficult to know what you need without an evaluation from COSC, but I can tell you some things you definitely need:
1) Oral Communication - Speech DSST or Intro to Comm from SL
2) US History/Government - US History, American Gov - CLEP or SL
3) Non-US History or Culture - World Religions, Vietnam (UL) or Soviet Union (UL) DSST
4) Literature & Fine Arts - Art DSST, Any Literature CLEP
5) Social/Behavioral Science - Your Econ courses required for the Business degree will also fulfill this requirement
6) Mathematics - Your Business Statistics course required for the Business degree will also fulfill this requirement

7) Business Prerequisites - Microecon & Macroecon CLEP, Saylor or SL / Business Statistics ALEKS, Saylor, SL
8) Financial Accounting CLEP or UExcel, or both Accounting I & II at SL
9) Managerial Accounting UExcel or SL
10) Principles of Management CLEP or (UL) UExcel
11) Management Info Systems CLEP
12) Principles of Finance (UL) DSST or (UL) UExcel (COSC says these are both LL, but the exams say they are UL so you'd want to check)
13) Organizational Behavior DSST, SL or (UL) UExcel

There are more places to take these, but these are just the most common ones. Charter Oak is a lot more stringent with their UL courses than TESU (which is what I'm most familiar with), so it's going to be impossible to attain all of the UL courses you need to take via CLEP/DSST. But it may be worth it if they accept a lot of your Paralegal courses towards a business degree. You'll just have to work to take more courses in different ways (UExcel for instance, or CSU-Global if COSC will take them).

You might want to apply at TESU as well, even without the consortium agreement they may accept the paralegal courses, and TESU is easier to test out of (you can test out of the capstone, for instance, and many courses come in as UL even if they're technically not). It can't hurt to see what they do with your courses.