Will TESU take CIT modules for their CS program?

[dfrecore]

If I were you, I would immediately apply to TESU.

While you're waiting, sign up at Study.com and take:
COMPSCI 306: Computer Architecture, and
COM 120: Presentation Skills in the Work Place.

Also, register for the cornerstone ASAP - it's $300, but will save you $800 if you take it now versus waiting until July 1, at which point you'd have to take a 3cr course for $1098.

Once you get your eval back, you can see how many courses they bring into the CS degree (just because one school gives it a certain prefix doesn't mean another will too).  At that point you'll know if you have to take any additional courses, and whether they're UL or LL - and you can take them at Study.com, or take a DSST exam if it's UL (if it's LL, you have additional options).

Of course, this is going to be more expensive than NAU, but it will certainly be faster and have fewer requirements.  I guess that's the tradeoff you're looking for.  I'd probably choose that as well.