Best approach to use Pell Grant for CIS Degree-Enroll New Mexico Junior College?

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I think if you posted your credits earned here, that would be helpful. That's because with TESU, there are not a lot of UL credits required for the degree, so having a lot of LL (CC courses) will be ok. I think there's a max of 80cr, so you could take another 20 and still be ok. If any of the credits you already have are from a college other than a CC, then you could take more at the CC you're looking at. You could then use the rest of the money for SL, study.com, CLEP, etc.

It's also important to know what credits you already earned are because with the BSBA in CIS at TESU, there is a limited number of space available for non-business courses. So, you will definitely want to post your credits earned - school type (CC or 4-yr), credit type (semester or quarter), course #, course name, number of credits earned, and grade if less than a C).

COSC is a little more generous with the number of non-business credits you can earn, but also requires more UL courses. I don't think they have a BSBA specifically with the CIS major though.

I also think you should look into Hodges, WGU and NAU as suggested. Those are all really good options for finishing up a degree.