Difference between BSBA from TESU vs BABA from UMPI

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BS generally means you took more science/math, while BA generally means that you took more humanities/social sciences.  Completely meaningless most of the time, but definitely meaningless for a business degree - nobody cares if your GE courses were Art History or Biology.

Most business degrees have similar "core" requirements - about 10 courses.  TESU and UMPI seem to both have these.  I would choose based on speed and cost.  Programmatic accreditation is not very important to most employers; if yours doesn't care, or you're getting an MBA, then I wouldn't worry about it.

UMPI's BABA programs all have 12 courses in the business major (core) and then an additional 8 courses in the concentration. So it's 60 credits in business. Then there's 40 credits in the GEC (ged eds) and 20 credits in general electives which can be anything including more business. You can actually complete more than one concentration or add on a minor or three as well so that uses up your general electives.

I was saying that in general, all BSB's have about 10 core classes in common.  Some schools will have more than that, some less, some will have minors/concentrations which will add onto it.  But I was offering the OP general info on ALL business degrees.

TESU's business core has 42cr and the AoS has 18cr - so 60cr total.  You can do an additional AoS if you want, using up the Free Electives area.  You can also do unlimited (?) undergrad certificates for several different things as well, so you could end up with a LOT of extra business credits if you wanted them.