Degree Planning

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@ShoReb32, Welcome to the board, nice introduction and template, but you've missed the more important info in the addendum.  Please update us with the info asked for in the addendum.  Have you looked at the WIKI plans already available? Your best option is to apply, get the credits transferred and see what else is remaining. My suggestion is getting the BACS from TESU, and depending on the info in the addendum, you can do the BSBA CIS with that to make a dual degree...

@bjcheung77, thanks for the reply. I have added the addendum information to my original post. I have also updated it to state that I would prefer to stay in the data analytics space more than computer science.

The TESU Computer Science degree is based on being 1/2 Computer Science, and 1/2 of it is IT.

Computer Science
Calculus (you already did)
Data Structures
Computer Architecture
Introduction to Programming (can be IT too)

IT related
Discrete Mathematics
Operating Systems
DB Management
Systems Analysis
Management of Info Systems
Software Engineering

With the free electives, you can customize the degree to be more related to data analytics by taking courses or obtaining certificates related to data analytics. Also, there is the option of going for a double degree in Business Administration, which may help since you are in management. 
https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sa...egree_Plan


Other college options

WGU Data Management Degree Plan
https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/WG...egree_Plan

If you look at it course by course, it's actually similar to TESU's CS program, with the only difference being mainly the uDacity Data Analytics Nano degree, which you can get without going to WGU. WGU doesn't take credits older than 5yrs, so it may not be a good fit considering your transfer credits.

PUG Analytics Degree Plan
https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/PU...egree_Plan

In this program, you write a bunch of papers. 

SNHU Data Analytics degree plan
https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/SN..._Analytics

The nice thing about this one is that once you do Google's Data Analytics cert, you are pretty much done and ready to enroll, considering you have GE done as well.

Each class is likely to have paper requirements; usually, a paper is due per class every Sunday. 

Other considerations

WGU has a master's in Data Analytics that could be completed in around 6 months
https://www.wgu.edu/online-it-degrees/da...ogram.html