BS CS degree for anxiety person

[bjcheung77]

I meant cons as more money and time.
If I go for the double degree, do you recommend me BS CIS or BSBA Finance/Marketing?
Do you know if I latter decide to do a master, the BA instead of BS will be an issue?
Also if I go for SNHU, do you recommend to get a minor? I want to get into cybersecurity and I saw they offer some courses.
Thank you again.

That's what I mentioned earlier, the second degree will take an extra 5 classes. If you're going for anything other than BACS/CIS combo, you're adding classes, the ROI/Value isn't as high. A BA/BS is the same thing - some institutions don't have schools in particular areas, it's the classes, gpa, overall requirements being met, etc, that the Masters institution will look at. SNHU is more expensive, slower, not as easy as you've got more work to do. The trifecta of certs, degree, experience is already completed if you follow through some posts, threads and WIKI.

I don't fully understand why is TESU cheaper and faster than SNHU if TESU credit cost is higher and both can only transfer up to 90 credits using study/Sophia? Is it because I can transfer 30 RA credits too? in that case ill have 120 credits?
Also when you mentioned TESU can be as little as 6-8k and SNHU 10k plus study.com, does TESU include the cost of study.com?

You really should take some time to read posts, threads, wiki for additional info. It's really hard to get the grasp of everything all at once, it's great you're asking questions though, it's just that you've not reviewed what I wrote earlier and don't know the regulations/rules and the true costs. You can transfer 90 credits using alternative credits, but TESU allows 114 out of 120 transferred in, you'll have to pay the residency waiver fee. So, as I pointed out earlier, your 15 residency credits cost are cheaper than the 30 at SNHU. TESU is roughly $6K+ with Sophia.org/Study.com, etc, for BOTH degrees, SNHU is $10K plus for ONE degree.