Degree Plan and Guidance for Bachelor of Science in Technology/Engineering

[busdriver32]

Don't know anything about the U of London, but the BSBA at TESU will be about $5000 if you have no credits - but may only take you a year or less to complete. If you come in with credits, then it can take even less time.

Spending 35-40 hours per week is considered full-time to me - that's a LOT of time to dedicate to it. If you did something like the BSBA, I would think you could finish in less than 6 months putting in that much time.

For something like the BSIT, it would take longer, because you would have to take many of the courses at online schools. Instead, I would look for a program that let you transfer in a lot of credits like APU/AMU, or something that was competency-based like WGU. Both will let you complete and bring in all your LL Gen Ed courses, and even some UL degree-specific courses, it just depends on what you can find to take for cheap.

Thanks for the reply dfrecore. It's great to hear that I can complete the BSBA in 6 months with 40hours a week. I guess I'll have to stick to one of the degrees I can complete without taking courses from other colleges..! I Don't know if there's a difference in value in BSBA and the BSIT, sufficient enough for me to spend much more..., especially considering that this is more as a backup rather than a mainstream thing for me.

I'm pretty new to this line of studying and acquiring degrees, and am assuming that the online college courses Ur referring to are the costly ones at 350-600$ per credit..