Considering Charter Oak BSBA - Should I?

[dfrecore]

I think at COSC the Cornerstone is waived if you are going for a 2nd degree. Also, their requirements are similar to TESU:

To earn a second baccalaureate degree a student must:
- earn a minimum of 30 semester credits subsequent to the award of the initial degree
- earn at least 15 of the subsequent credits at the upper level in the new Concentration
- meet all distributive requirements
- apply no more than 9 credits from the previous degree earned toward the new Concentration

So if any of your business credits were earned before your 1st degree, you're going to need a lot more credits.

I personally think you should just move on to a MSIT degree. It's WAY more useful than a BSBA. Like, 100x more. No contest.