BSBA - COSC vs TESU?

[dfrecore]

3 more reasons:

1) COSC takes longer, because you have to take the cornerstone and capstone through them, and I think it has to be in separate terms (but not certain on that).

2) COSC requires 2 science courses, with 1 having a lab - and that adds an extra cost and extra time for most people. But the degree is still cheaper than TESU, so it's not a bad option.

3) Probably the main issue - and this isn't specific to COSC - is that you can't get good advising until you're enrolled. What does create a problem though, is that at COSC, there are per-term fees. So if you need help, you can't get it until you're ready to start paying for it (basically). This is probably an expansion of davewill's 3rd reason above.

But honestly, if you don't mind taking a lab, and you don't mind doing all of your courses without any advising (meaning you could be off by one or two), and then finalizing your plan once you apply and see where your 114cr apply (and hope that you did everything correctly), COSC is a perfectly good option.