03-09-2022, 05:59 PM
You can get an associates very quickly at COSC, while you wait to enroll in TESU if Comp Sci is your goal. It just depends on if you need the associates now. Rachel is right about changing requirements at TESU. Might be a whole different ball game in two years and you may end up wasting time and money.
If you want to go the business route at COSC, I would have said just go for the BSBA instead of the AS, but they aren’t charging a graduation fee right now, so you’d just be out the semester fee it takes to take your Cornerstone. That’s such a fluff class that you shouldn’t have any problem knocking it out while taking Sophia courses.
Just keep in mind that any of the Big 3 require Cornerstone and Capstone courses. If you do the AS at COSC, it will be more economical to get your BSBA there because you’ll only have to pay for your Capstone.
If you want to go the business route at COSC, I would have said just go for the BSBA instead of the AS, but they aren’t charging a graduation fee right now, so you’d just be out the semester fee it takes to take your Cornerstone. That’s such a fluff class that you shouldn’t have any problem knocking it out while taking Sophia courses.
Just keep in mind that any of the Big 3 require Cornerstone and Capstone courses. If you do the AS at COSC, it will be more economical to get your BSBA there because you’ll only have to pay for your Capstone.
IN-PROGRESS:
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MAYBE:
Newlane University- BA In Liberal Arts
COMPLETED:
Southeast Tourism Society - TMP (02/2020)
Pierpont Community and Technical College - AAS BOG, AOE: English (12/2018)
FEMA - PDS Certificate (04/30/2014)
GED (11/16/2004)
???
MAYBE:
Newlane University- BA In Liberal Arts
COMPLETED:
Southeast Tourism Society - TMP (02/2020)
Pierpont Community and Technical College - AAS BOG, AOE: English (12/2018)
FEMA - PDS Certificate (04/30/2014)
GED (11/16/2004)
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