First Post, TESU BACS questions

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@tcompy, Welcome to the board, that's a good intro post with the addendum, template, and a bit more... You're about a dozen years younger than I and already have a balanced mix/match of some certs, credits, experience... You want to decide if you need/want a check the box or specific degree you have in mind.  Take some time to review the WIKI plans for the degrees that interest you, then create a spreadsheet for all three in order to compare them.

You're on the right path with getting the bulk and max credit from Sophia.org to transfer into either TESU BACS/BS CIS combo or the UMPI BAS with 4 classes that go into the MAOL, and option of UMPI BABA PM & IS with the 4 classes towards MAOL.  You're close to 60 credits that will transfer into all 3 options, for many I've recommended the Pierpont BOG AAS Info Systems Emphasis, ladder to the UMPI BAS with PM/MIS minors, then finish with the MAOL.

Thanks for this! I am definitely following the track to complete the BA CS from TESU with an add on ASBA. I originally started following the combo bacs/bsba accounting plan from the wiki page and decided to drop the bsba accounting degree. Also, I wasn't sure if I might get more credits to transfer into the UMPI BABA PM/MIS program in comparison to the BACS from TESU.

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Registering at UMPI means taking their classes. I would not register there unless you're set on taking their degree.

I understand, I was more curious to know if more of my current ace credits would transfer into UMPI for the BABA PM/MIS program in comparison to the TESU BACS + ASBA program. Sorry for leaving that bit of info out.

Since all you have taken is Sophia and Study.com, you can pretty much guess exactly what will transfer into UMPI based on the degree plans. 

English 104: College Composition I & English 105: College Composition II won't work for TESU. You need English 204: English Composition I & English 205: English Composition II

https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sa...ts_Roadmap

Sophia U.S. Government and Study.com and Political Science 102: American government will end up coming in as the same course, so you have a duplicate there.