Degree Plan for BS in Information Technology

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Ok, I will need to do more research on WGU and will set that aside for now, the main issue with them is that it is per term and to be honest I am not academic at all, I have a GED and have always struggled in school. So I am concerned that I would just end up spending a lot more money going through the WGU route in my case.

That is why I would rather spend a little time putting together a spreadsheet and creating a degree plan from A to Z and start knocking out courses as I have time. So what about the Big 3 any thoughts or preferences for BSIT degree and path to get there?

You can still do this with WGU, especially if you're starting from scratch.  You can put together a degree plan and start knocking out courses for the GE and some of the major, and take some certs as well if you want.  Then, when you feel like you've proven to yourself that you can get through the WGU BSIT degree, you can start.

OTOH, if you just really feel like you want to do the entire degree one course at a time, that's ok too.  TESU may be your best bet for that.

Either way, you want a degree plan to get started; starting without a clear path is a bad way to go (although spending weeks/months putting together the PERFECT plan is also not a great way to get started, as some people tend to get paralysis of the analysis).  So, my advice is to do a lot of research, put together a couple of plans, and then start on the cheapest/easiest courses and move on from there.

I don't have time to post plans now, but I will try in the next couple of days (I'm pretty sure my WGU BSIT plan is outdated).