degree plan?

[dfrecore]

Residency for colleges has 2 purposes: 1) for tuition purposes, usually cheaper for in-state students; and 2) for the purposes of how many credits you have to take at that school. For you, you will pay in-state tuition, but probably won't need to do 16cr of residency, so you will pay the $2000 residency waiver. All schools have some sort of residency requirement, 30cr is very common. TESU is willing to waive that, but you'll have to pay for the privilege. It's still a great deal though.


For the BSBA in General Management, I can give you a plan. You can swap out courses if you want, but I'm going to do everything through SL if possible, and then leave the rest in the cheapest options (there may be several options for any given course).