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@Harrynguyen, you missed the addendum, that's the main thing I wanted to read actually as what you've typed I already know.  Essentially, you have WGU 18 ACE credits, you need just the 15 credits at TESU for residency requirements, you can take the next set of credits entirely through ACE/NCCRS options such as Sophia.org/Study.com or Davar/LawShelf for your double Bachelors.  You can do the Associates first, then another semester do the Bachelors.

Here's the kicker, you should only take two capstones, the cornerstone, and two easy courses or e-packs for a total of 15 credits. In order to max your ROI/Value, add the Associates/Certs freebies. You transfer everything else in, and you should do the BACS/BALS NSM, BSBA Entrepreneurship AOS, plus the CIS & Finance Certs (and/or any other associates/certs as it's the same price if you get them all at the same time).

For the BSBA, Entrepreneurship & International Business AOS are the only two that do not have a certificate option, the other AOS all do.
Here are the links to the Certs: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sa...cate_Plans
And the Associates freebies: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sa...gree_Plans

The two easier courses I suggest you take are, Associates Capstone (to prepare you for the Bachelors and also get you an Associates in Applied Science), SOS-2040 Academic Community Impact (only option to an easier LIBCE-4950 Liberal Arts Capstone: Community Engagement).  I wrote about multiple options for obtaining credits or the residency waiver and the ACI course options. You will need 30 RA credits, you can mix/match two flat rate terms.

Courses vs Residency Waiver #1: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...ng-Courses
16 Credits vs Residency Waiver #2: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...Waiver-Fee
ACTFL/Foreign Credits: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...r-to-Big-3
Transfer Policy: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...-Explained