Help making a degree plan!!

[dfrecore]

Some problems with your degree plan:

1) some of your Gen Ed credits aren't going to work as you've planned:
- Stats is required in the Business core
- Intro to Business is not a GE, it's a free elective
- A World of Art & The Story of Human Language will work though, and those weren't included

2) you need to do this on a spreadsheet so that you can keep better track; also, you split out your HACC and TESU courses from the degree plan, which you can't really do (you won't get things in the right places)

3) you have a 19cr term at TESU, which is not allowed.  And, you show you're taking the Liberal Arts Capstone course, which won't be allowed either (you're not getting a Liberal Arts degree, and I'm not sure why you  would take it anyway?) Just delete it, because you already have the BSBA capstone course on there.

4) Business Law will be fulfilled by BUSI-209: Legal Environment of Business which you have taken

5) CIS-107: Computer Concepts & Applications e-Pack course will fulfill the Computer requirement in the Business Core

6) COM 120: Presentation Skills in the Work Place is only available from Study.com

7) Sophia's Intro to IT duplicates the CIS-107 course you're taking, remove that

8) that leaves you with a science course to take: Human Bio at Sophia is fine; or Study.com's BUS 109: Intro to Computing will work

9) Courses to take at Study.com
BUS 102: Principles of Marketing
BUS 120: International Business

10) you need 2cr in Free Electives, I would do Sophia:
The Essentials of Managing Conflict
Developing Effective Teams

11) you need 2 more Free Electives courses, I'd do those via Sophia (something easy like Ancient Greek Philosophers, Visual Communications, etc.)

12) last, you have SDC's FIN 104: Financial Management as an AoS course, but it duplicates Sophia's Principles of Finance in the core; so you need something else.  I would try Study.com's FIN 101: Principles of Finance which comes in as FIN-100; but if they won't take it, then after taking all of the other Finance courses, I would take the Saylor Principles of Finance final exam, which comes in as FIN-301.  All of the previous coursework you've taken should make that an easy win, and it's a mere $5!

Good luck!