BS and BA at the same time

[rachel83az]

If you do it in two terms, it should be quite manageable. But 9 credits per term doesn't provide that much savings vs. the per credit rate. It would probably make more sense financially to do a 13 or 16-credit term with cornerstone, one capstone, PLA-100, and three more classes of your choice. Then do a term with just the other capstone. That would get you to 16 or 19 credits for TESU, making sure you don't have to pay the waiver.

If you mean a BSBA (this is NOT the same as a plain BS), that's fine. Most BS degrees cannot be obtained via alternate credit, but you can get a BSBA easily enough. It just takes a few more classes at Sophia/SDC to obtain.

Gen Ed requirements are more or less the same between the BA and BSBA degrees, too. There is a slight difference in the number of electives but business has the business core while BA history has AOS requirements.