Almost finished with dual CIS/CS degree - HELP!

[ACI]

Some minor feedback, as my son has a very similar plan:

He took the Eng Comp II TECEP and said it was very manageable.

The Principles of Management from Sophia comes in as MAN-3010, which you already have fulfilled. I would recommend using the Study.com course you have listed or using the Managerial Communication (formerly Corporate Communication) on Saylor Academy to fill in the Managerial Comm requirement.

You could add the Business Administration Associates to your plan - it would be filled in pretty much from the BS CIS.

You can see some options for the CIS Upper Level elective in the following thread to replace Business 309: Digital Marketing & Advertising - I asked the same question on behalf of my son earlier this weekend:
https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...-Level-AOS

Hi - curious if your son did anything to prep for the Eng Comp II TECEP?

[jg_nuy]

He brushed up using the Sophia materials but only for a couple of hours.

[rachel83az]

Some minor feedback, as my son has a very similar plan:

He took the Eng Comp II TECEP and said it was very manageable.

The Principles of Management from Sophia comes in as MAN-3010, which you already have fulfilled. I would recommend using the Study.com course you have listed or using the Managerial Communication (formerly Corporate Communication) on Saylor Academy to fill in the Managerial Comm requirement.

You could add the Business Administration Associates to your plan - it would be filled in pretty much from the BS CIS.

You can see some options for the CIS Upper Level elective in the following thread to replace Business 309: Digital Marketing & Advertising - I asked the same question on behalf of my son earlier this weekend:
https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...-Level-AOS

Hi - curious if your son did anything to prep for the Eng Comp II TECEP?

I didn't prep for that TECEP either. It was weird, but doable. The most important thing, IMO, is to make sure that you have a handbook with citations available. I used https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1319335810/ because I was able to get a copy for cheap. But I had to "wing it" and guess with some of the citations - both because the citations requested weren't in the book and the instructions weren't clear.

Keep in mind that you can copy/paste NOTHING. See my posts in this thread for more info: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...est?page=3

Still, a pass should be easy if you are able to type quickly.