BSBA in General Management Planning help

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You need 3 UL classes to complete the GM concentration.

I think considering your experience, you should just go for the BSBA Finance concentration, it would be 3 UL courses there as well all of which you can do at Study.com

A finance concentration is better than the GM.

The finance one looks to need an initial 3 credits, Here is the breakdown

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Oral communication - Sophia - Public Speaking
Quantitative Literacy - Sophia - College Algebra
Civic Engagement - InstantCert - American Government
Understanding Physical & Natural World - Sophia - Human Biology OR Environmental Science
GE Electives - Sophia - Any not mentioned for other topics - TEEX and/or The Institutes could also fill in some holes for free.
Accounting - Sophia - Accounting (Comes in as ACC-101 and you have 102)
Finance - Davar - Introduction to Finance
Business/Society - Davar - International Management OR Study.com - Business 308: Globalization & International Management
Economics - Sophia - Microeconomics


Last one should probably be an UL class in either management or marketing. Davar and SDC both have options.

Are the Sophia courses better than Study.com?  I have looked at both sites and see TESU is listed as a partner on Study.com. Is one better priced? Total noob here.

Thanks,Randy

Study.com Communications 120: Presentation Skills in the Workplace will satisfy the Oral Communication requirement.  This course requires no papers or speeches so you can complete it within 1-2 days.  Far faster option than waiting on Sophia to grade things.

For Finance you need 3 UL courses 3credits each, you can choose from these at study.com
Finance 301: Corporate Finance  (won't overlap your other corporate finance course)
Finance 303: Financial Institutions & Markets
Finance 304: Security Analysis & Port Management
Finance 306: Small Business Finance

Sophia and Study.com are similar.  I would say Sophia is a bit faster and easier for most people. 

Looks like you need Financial Accounting ACC 101, not Managerial Accounting 102 which you already have.  Usually, the process is to figure out what classes you need, verify them by email advising, then add them to your degree plan.

Things change with time, and people make mistakes so never rely 100% on things in this forum, verify.