"If a school requires MORE courses in the major, then you're probably going to learn more in that major."
This is a good point. Again I'm not saying this to you. But the young people I know in real life who just got quick degree dont have skills, knowledge or experience and some are working minimum wage jobs. You are only 18 and even it takes you a few extra months more skills and knowledge of Computer Science may result in a better career in the end. This is part of the reason I ditched tesu in favor of a brick and mortar school. This post is no way telling you what to do just sharing my thoughts on this subject.
Tesu seems like a good choice to finish your degree with the least backtracking given your credits. And it was for me too, I was only 4 classes and a capstone away from a liberal arts degree at tesu. If my life had gone according to plan I would had my associates degree by the time I graduated high school and my bachelors by age 20. But life doesnt go according to plan. At the last minute I dropped the CC high school program and graduated high school with zero college credits. And now I'm 26 and still no bachelors (but I for sure graduate this year). But I already have multiple Associates degrees and I will have little or no debt for my bachelors. Honestly if life had gone according to plan many people on this forum wouldnt even be at the big 3 at all.
Obviously you know what is best for your life and if you know that's tesu then don't let anyone stop you from doing otherwise. See my above post about locking in a catalog with a tecep.
This is a good point. Again I'm not saying this to you. But the young people I know in real life who just got quick degree dont have skills, knowledge or experience and some are working minimum wage jobs. You are only 18 and even it takes you a few extra months more skills and knowledge of Computer Science may result in a better career in the end. This is part of the reason I ditched tesu in favor of a brick and mortar school. This post is no way telling you what to do just sharing my thoughts on this subject.
Tesu seems like a good choice to finish your degree with the least backtracking given your credits. And it was for me too, I was only 4 classes and a capstone away from a liberal arts degree at tesu. If my life had gone according to plan I would had my associates degree by the time I graduated high school and my bachelors by age 20. But life doesnt go according to plan. At the last minute I dropped the CC high school program and graduated high school with zero college credits. And now I'm 26 and still no bachelors (but I for sure graduate this year). But I already have multiple Associates degrees and I will have little or no debt for my bachelors. Honestly if life had gone according to plan many people on this forum wouldnt even be at the big 3 at all.
Obviously you know what is best for your life and if you know that's tesu then don't let anyone stop you from doing otherwise. See my above post about locking in a catalog with a tecep.
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