Easiest Business Minor

[Hackingat40]

Hey! Its me I tried to PM you back but your message blocking is on. I wanted to say its funny we have a similar plan. I am debating the BLS to BAS or go for the BABA. I have heard from people in the tech field the BAS would get more attention than the BABA when it comes to IT as its a science vs an arts degree.

What seems to be so difficult about the BUS325? Seems like I have seen alot of discussion about it but no real details.
Any information on the BUS 220 being long for a reason too?

Thanks!

From what I've read BUS 325 doesn't have very clear instructions on how the final should be completed and that there is a lot of content to get through. I'm not sure about BUS 220 but the review I read said it was a long course but I have also read it could be short with accounting knowledge. I am pretty well versed in financials so it may be a breeze, but I'll keep it at long until I dive into it personally. I think I'm going to just ask my advisor to switch me to the BABA. I will focus on the 6 overlapping classes first and if I can finish them fast enough I'll stay in that path if not I'll pivot back to the BLS take the two remaining I need for the BLS triple and two quick history courses. 

I personally would've rather done the BABA Management & Leadership but the BABA Project Management & Information Systems has less classes needed because of all the certs I received from Coursera. I'm not sure it's as versatile a degree as the M&L. I am trying to finish in 1 term so the M&L is out since I would need 13 classes I believe and I'm not interested in courses on study.com

Thanks for the reply. Funny I just started the same thing focus on the overlap courses first. I did some research and apparently Sophia calculus will transfer in and cover MAT140.... so I decided to start that and knock it out. I also am doing through Sophia Intro to business, Financial Accounting, and Public Speaking. After these 4 courses are complete I will then have about 192 credits transferred into UMPI and I can then move to the BABA if I decide to go that route. The BAS still seems to be the preferred degree of the two if you plan to get into Tech. It just so confusing