Data Analytics, Cybersecurity, or Accounting

[sanantone]

You are so right on the papers.  I just finished my tenth competency and the papers have been ten to twenty pages each.  Haha!

Wow. I guess I wouldn't have completed half the degree in a term.

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If it had been my first graduate degree, I probably would have pushed through it. But, my first master's and PhD required a lot of writing. I just can't do any more research papers.

Hm, I'm worried about getting sick of papers soon. Or during a doctoral program 

I might have to do what you are and choose low-writing programs.

Congrats on getting most of the science degree done! You're doing 30 credits in 3 terms?

I'm doing 37 credits in three semesters. It's not bad. 

I think TESU's Data Analytics program doesn't require writing at all - not even the capstone.  But I could be wrong.

If tuition is $668 per credit hour, then I don't think my employer will cover much. Also, the program is not eligible for financial aid.

If you do it through Statistics.com, it would average out to less, but the schedule isn't very flexible, and it still may not be covered by your employer.

https://www.statistics.com/tesu#program

The entire program uses Statistics.com. If you pay tuition to Statistics.com, then it's not a TESU course, and you're limited to 12 transfer credits. If you pay tuition to TESU, then it's considered a TESU course even though the platform and curriculum comes from Statistics.com. So, you can save by taking the max of 12 credits through the whole Statistics.com/ACE pathway, but it won't be as cheap as WGU.

I just don't know how much my employer will cover because they don't have a stated cap. They approve continuing education on a case-by-case basis.