TESU BALS Concentration in General Management

[bjcheung77]

How would the second Bachelors route look like? Would I work on one after the other? I’d probably skip the associates. So both capstones could go towards my 16-18 credits to avoid the residency waiver? How many additional credits would we be talking?

I’ll look into some of the UL credit courses you mentioned. I was only looking at courses from study.com or Davar that would work for a BSBA or was pretty much ready to bite the bullet and get at minimum 30 credits from my school of choice just to avoid paying more out of pocket but this newfound information of going the BALS route has me rethinking my plan to get things done quicker.

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I've seen your previous posts, it seems like you're deciding on the BALS vs the BSBA. It all depends on a few variables and if you're looking at cheap/easy/fast or a mix of the three. First, a BALS with General Management is a waste, in the end, it still is a BALS and one/two of those classes may not be alt-credit-friendly. Second, you mentioned taking 30 credits, unless it's from a competency based degree provider such as Brandman or WGU, that will cost much more than I would pay. In order to use the tuition assistance/reimbursement to the max, I would take half of those credits this year and half of those credits next year, then graduate both and pay one grad fee. Lastly, because you don't already have an associates, I would get one or two of the freebies added...