BS/BA CompSci/WebDev/Graphic Design

[dfrecore]

If you want a CompSci degree, then you have 2 choices: TESU or WGU (I mean obviously there are more, but these will by far be the cheapest).

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TESU is a good one because you have so many of the GE/Free Electives done.  I show that you have 74cr, leaving 48cr to go.

You need:

GE
Oral Communication
Civic Engagement

Major Core
Intro to Programming
Data Structures
Calculus
Discrete Math
Operating Systems
Computer Architecture

Major electives (12cr UL, 6cr LL)
Management Info Systems
Systems Analysis & Design
Database Management
Programming
Software Engineering
etc.

You can get the entire degree completed through Study.com; or you can mix-and-match.  If you want to go cheap, you can do the following:

CLEP/MS - Free
American Government (Civic Engagement)
Info Systems & Applications (core)
Calculus (core)

Saylor $5
POLSC201: Intro to Western Political Thought (Civic Engagement)
POLSC221: Intro to Comparative Politics (Civic Engagement)
MA005: Calculus (core)
CS101: Introduction to Computer Science I (core)
CS107: C++ Programming (core)
CS102: Introduction to Computer Science II (LL elective)
BUS206: Management Information Systems (LL elective)
BUS303: Strategic Information Technology (LL elective)
CS302: Software Engineering (UL elective)

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WGU is more of an issue, because you "lose" a lot of the credits you've already taken.  You would have 17cr out of the GE done (so 12cr to complete).  And then you'd need 93cr from the Major.  That is a much longer path, and in this instance, I think you're better off at TESU.  I think that between getting the alt-credit you need, and then the courses you need at WGU, you're going to end up spending more time and more money here.

For someone without a lot of credit, WGU can be a good option.  But for someone who has a lot of GE already done, I think it might get discouraging to basically start over.