Some guideance and questions

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Calendar year. (We think it may be limited to one Bachelors and one Associates.)

I think they made the Math degree harder on Jan 1st. But I think may be worthwhile. You couldn't take some of them from cc's because TESU considers all cc courses to be LL.

He is considering tacking on the ASNSM in Mathematics in conjunction with the BSBA, so those math credit would not have to be  UL credits.   Didn't you @Ideas look into that as an option; although I think you opted for the ASNSM in Computer Science. Did statistics fill one of the slots?

Edit:  If Statistics fills 3 credits, SL offers General Calculus I & General Calculus II (although currently scheduled to expire 05/30/18), that would leave 6 credits left of advanced math.  I'm sure the math gurus here could guide you where to get them "quick and cheap", or you could always opt for a summer session of CC (online or local). 

Plus if you do go for the Master if Mechanical Engineering you can say you minored in mathematics (which the ASNSM would back up), couldn't hurt when applying for grad school.

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Yes, you can either call or email and ask to have it added. The new academic eval will show up in the drop-down next to your bachelor's. When you apply to graduate, simply indicate that you want both. There won't be any extra fees. Alternately, you can get the associate's in an earlier graduation cycle. You'll end up paying two graduation fees that way, but can still only pay one waiver so long as you get the both done within a year of paying the waiver.

So how do you get the AA along with a bsba in gen mgmt? I am on the Gen mgmt degree path, bit would love to add an AA if it is free and little hassle. How does one go about doing that and what do I get if I do add an AA? Thanks!

Keep in mind that some of the Associates have capstone requirements. So look for that if you decide to opt for one; it's only free or cheap without it.  The ASNSM that I mentioned here does not have a capstone.