Another TESU BSBA General Management Plea for Help

[Diana321]

Hi everyone,
 
I’m currently enrolled at TESU and am desperately trying to wrap up my BSBA General Management degree (aside from the Capstone) before March 1st.  Would anyone be willing to take a peek at what I’ve got left and possibly reassure me that I’m on the right track?  Or tell me where I went wrong LOL.  I’m sure I’m not alone when I tell you that I’m losing sleep over TESU’s new credit transfer policy.  I don’t want to get all the way to the end and find out I went off the rails somewhere.  I’ve scoured these boards and have read tons of posts and I *think* I’m on the right track, but just need another set of eyes J
 
Here are the classes I have remaining, along with how I intend to fulfill them…..and this is where I kindly ask for your help.  Will the classes I’ve chosen work in these areas? 
 
3 – Accounting (ACC-102) – SDC Accounting 102 – Managerial Accounting
3 – Business Law (LAW 201)– Sophia’s Business Law (must take soon, touchstone required)
3 – Finance (FIN-301) – Sophia’s Principals of Finance
3 – Business in Society (BUS-311) -  SDC International Business 120
3 – Managerial Communications (MAN-373) – SDC Business 113 (must take soon, assignments required)
3 – Gen Ed – Sophia’s US History I
3 – Gen Ed – Sophia’s US History II
3 – Gen Ed – Sophia’s Approaches to Studying Religions
24 Total Credits
 
Current eval (attached) shows that I have 85 credits already applied, but that number should jump to 94 once TESU applies my newly-completed credits in Art II, Macroeconomics and Accounting I (which I think will slot in as ACC-101, according to a few posts I’ve read here).
Goal is to knock out the 24 needed credits by no later than 2/15 (!), and register for the March Capstone.   
 
What do you think…is my plan a solid one?  Like I mentioned, I’m so worried I’m going to get to the end, none of this will work and then I’ll be forced to repeat classes elsewhere to satisfy TESU’s new requirements.   Any feedback is GREATLY appreciated.    I wish you all the best of luck in your quest for your degrees!