Degree completion with 77 credits earned

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In a liberal studies program, hardly any of your culinary and hospitality courses will fall into the major. COSC's BA/BS in General Studies with a concentration in Individualized Studies will probably make the best use of your credits. If you want a more useful degree, as I said previously, you could opt for TESU's BSBA with a learner-designed concentration in hospitality management...that is if TESU won't tell you that the degree is too much like the BSPS with a similar concentration.

The BSPS and BSBA LDAS will pose problems for you because you'll need upper level credits in hospitality/culinary arts that aren't easy to find cheaply.

For TESU's BSPS, your hospitality/culinary arts credits can be used without having to have UL credits there. You can get your UL credits in the Professional Career Track (5 of the following: Business Ethics, Prin of Sales, Intro to Marketing, Negotiations, Managerial Comm, International Mgmt and Digital Marketing will all count as UL).