BSBA General Management TESU AOS

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Thank you for providing these resources, by taking these courses I am significantly going to lower the amount of money needed to earn my degree. I'm currently in the process of mapping out my degree plan. MY plan is to see if I can find any courses at my local community college because of the BOG fee waiver, then proceed to take the rest of the courses from a combination of straighter line, Study.com, Saylor and TECEP. I really want to begin with the Area of Study requirements because those are the hardest to find, but my research has led to me finding out that most people recommend getting the General education out of the way first then proceed to do the AOS courses.