TESU - International Business Plan?

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The BSOL is also not an inexpensive test-out degree.

My advice is the BSBA, with concentrations in either: CIS, Accounting, Marketing, Finance, Entrepreneurship, or HR/OM. Those can all be done inexpensively.

Another option is a competency-based school, they have lots of BSBA's that can be inexpensive if you go quickly.

Your cheapest option in Covid times (so not doing CLEP/DSST) is Sophia for your GE's and a few business courses, and then Study.com or Davar for your UL courses.

Sophia:
Sociology (Diversity Requirement)
Intro to Ethics (requirement)
Intro to Statistics (requirement)
3 more non-duplicating GE's

Business Core
Accounting (Financial Acct req)
Business Law
Principles of Finance
Microeconomics

AOS (can be used for CIS, HR, GM)
Project Management

Study.com
ACC 102: Intro to Managerial Accounting
BUS 101: Principles of Management
BUS 102: Principles of Marketing
BUS 120: International Business
BUS 113: Business Communication

5 additional AoS courses, at least 3 of which are UL - your UL Org Behavior course will work in GM or HR
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Then, I would never, under any circumstances, recommend a MA at TESU - WAY, way, way too expensive. $24k at a no-name school - no thank you. You're much better off almost anywhere. You could spend $24k at somewhere local or a bigger name for more bang for your buck. Or better yet, for that type of degree, go somewhere cheap.