BACIS/BSSC TESU Class Advice

[davewill]

@davewill I guess I should have added a little more input, I don't need the TESU credits for residency since I'm still in the military.  It's been a bit since I've taken a legit math class, so I was worried about discrete math, but I'll check it out.

Military students still have to meet residency to avoid the residency waiver fee. The difference is that you need 24 credits instead of 16 credits, BUT those credits can be TECEPs in addition to regular courses, guided study and ePacks.

https://www.tesu.edu/military/tuition-fees

As far as the math course, the one helpful thing is to get the solutions guide as well as the textbook. The solutions guide has step-by-step solutions for the same even problems that the text just has answers for. When you run into a problem that you can't solve, you can find a similar even and look at the solution to figure out how it was done. Invaluable when studying mostly on your own.