Finish Line is Near - Need College Algebra to Complete BSBA in Finance (TESU)

[petethejuggler]

Drop the Fundraising for Nonprofits (-$1557), take FIN-401: Corporate Finance from Saylor ($5 for proctored final exam, comes in as FIN-301), and take an easy TECEP like Applied Liberal Arts Math for your RA ($150 - this will replace a GE course from CLEP/DSST). Take the College Algebra CLEP via ModernStates for free, or ALEKS for $20/mo.

Just saved you $1400 and a ton of time and effort.

So I do want to take the Fundraising for Nonprofits course. It's actually $750 for me being (ex)military and a little extra for the convenience fee to pay via credit card which I don't believe is refundable. My GPA is a little lacking at the time being. All the pass/fail ACE credits has made it so that getting one C has really weighed down my GPA.

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Information literacy I see another course fulfill it, how is that possible?

That's the TES-100 Cornerstone: Lifelong Learning which was the previous cornerstone until they changed it to the current Critical Information Literacy SOS-110.  The OP's on an older catalog year and that's the reason they're allowed to continue with the "old" catalog requirements...

Correct. This was something I double-checked with administration about but since I'm in the old catalog requirements I don't need to take SOS-110.

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So my game plan in case anyone wants to critique it is to take the course for FDR 440. My GPA is lacking at a sub 3.0 right now. Getting a B+ or greater in this course plus the Capstone would help improve my GPA should I feel the urge to go to grad school. I still have my GI Bill completely untouched so I don't see a reason why not.

I want to get College Algebra knocked out by the end of May. Between Sophia, Saylor, and Aleks which one makes the most sense?

June I want to enroll in the Capstone. With all this scheduled I should be completely done by the end of August.