BSBA GM -TESU help with degree plan

[bjcheung77]

Here are my recommendations: Yes, your optimal choice of cheap/easy/fast & most value or ROI.
1) Stop studying for the A+ for now, do the Google IT FREE! But finish your degree requirements first.
2) Adding the ASNSM will require more alternative credits, but won't require an associates capstone.
3) LAS-401 is over 7 years old but you have other courses over 7 year old already in your GM AOS.
4) Study.com is actually my recommendation, you aren't working and was trying to save you a few bucks.

You should take the following to finish your degree off with InstantCertCredit and Study.com
ICC Managerial Accounting UL $20 exam + $15 proctor
SDC MAR 306 Principles of Sales UL $100
SDC BUS 120 International Business LL $100
SDC BUS 113 Business Communications LL $70/extra exam

5) Pell Grant: You need 6 credits, the Capstone but don't choose CIS-107, do LAW-201
My recommendation instead is take your Business Law to change that F to an A or B.
If you have Pell Grant left to spare, you can do two terms and the following courses.
Term 1: SOS-204 Academic Community Impact, BUS-421 Business Administration Capstone
Term 2: LAW-201 Business Law, LIB-495 Liberal Arts Capstone

6) Yes, I noticed your grades, selecting CIS-107 is a good choice and if you do well, your GPA gets better.
But the best way to bump your GPA up is to redo the LAW-201 to eliminate the F in the calculation for GPA!
Why am I asking you to do the SOS-204 Academic Community Impact and the Liberal Arts Capstone? <LOL>
7) Skip the Medical Terminology TECEP, you're already enrolled until 5/2021 because of your last two classes.
8) If you have the time to spare, sure, change the GM to CIS, but at the end of the day, it's a BSBA...

9) MBA/Masters in the future is a great idea, however, TESU is a bit expensive for now. You can try Walden.
They have MBA/Masters at 50% off for the life of the program, if it takes you 3 terms/9 months, it's still OK.
I would recommend doing the Universidad Isabel I ENEB Masters and then go for the MBA or Masters at Walden.
You can invest in Universidad Isabel I ENEB MBA & Masters for $249, I paid an extra $217 for 1 more Masters.
The MBA/Masters combo really did prepare me for a few subjects better than I expected. Not bad at all.

10) <LOL> Finally, why the SOS-204/LIB-495 combo? Because you like to tackle cheap/easy/fast + value/ROI.
To use Pell Grant to the fullest, you should take 4 courses over 2 terms, thus my suggestion above.
You need to take SOS-204 before you can take the alternative new LIB-495 geared for project work vs extensive writing.
Because you're in NJ, you can use these two courses to help you achieve better through, mentoring & networking.
Further to that, you're using these two courses to prepare you for the Masters degree and the job hunting process!