Degree Planning Advice - 31, Norway, No Higher Education

[dfrecore]

TESU has the CS and Math degrees (CS can be done completely via alt-credit, but math would have to incorporate some math courses from TESU, which is fine if you want to do a Full-time/Flat-rate 15cr term there - you'd take the capstone and 3 UL math courses and 1 UL CS course I think). You'd probably end up right around $10k.

For Data Analytics, TESU has that as well, but it's going to cost more (I think $12k).

For Business, obviously you can do that anywhere, and UMPI would be the cheapest.

I think you'll get the most bang for your buck at UMPI. And you'll have a business degree pretty quickly (prob a year). But I think overall, you're better off with a CS degree. You can still get it within a year, but I'm guessing it might take a bit longer. But this is just a more useful degree with where you want to be.

My vote: start taking Sophia courses, and take everything you need for the UMPI GEC, AND take everything you need for the TESU GE (there will be lots of overlap). Take everything you need for a UMPI business degree as well. Then, you'll have lots of options when you need to decide what you want to do.