BA in 16-18 weeks?

[davewill]

MrCooperTHE1,

I know what we're discussing can be done in theory, whether YOU can do it, no one here can really say. That said...

The fastest way to do this is the BS in Business Administration at TESU. All other paths require a 12 week capstone course, which will take more work and put you in a more rigid timeline. The BSBA has an capstone exam that can be taken instead of the course. Unfortunately we have been put on notice that the test option is going away so if you want to do that, you have very little time. the timing details are below.

if you cannot pass business courses quickly, the next quickest path is the BA in Liberal Studies, which allows you much more latitude in what courses you can take. The way to start is the same for both options. Immediately post a list of your current credits here, apply to TESU, and send your transcripts to TESU. While that is going on, you can start on GenEd courses. The ALEKS suggestion above is as good as anywhere to start. By the time you finish there, we'll have helped you make a plan to follow.

Now, TESU graduates in Sep, Dec, Mar, and Jun. The best you could possibly hope for is a Sep graduation, and that will only happen if you spend every spare waking moment working on this, you have a lot of the knowledge you need already, and you have a good bit of luck. It will also require that you register for either the BSBA capstone exam (TECEP) or the liberal arts capstone course in time for the May term, the deadline for that is April 15, late registration ends on the 23rd. In the case of the BSBA you also need to do it now because the exam is going away. By mid-August you will know for sure whether you've succeeded, and have an email from TESU saying you've met your requirements, so hopefully your employer will accept a Sep graduation based on that. If they will accept Dec graduation, you will have a much better chance of succeeding, so you might want to sound them out on the idea.