BA in Computer Science - SNHU

[bjcheung77]

1) Take your time to decide for the degree/school of choice... If you're US PR/Citizen, WGU can take your application if you have a stable internet connection in your specific part of Mexico. It really depends on them and how flexible they are with specific parts of Mexico, they have restrictions also for areas/parts of Canada as well. At this time, start accumulating credits towards those degrees...

2) Check out not only GT and their offerings, but any other Coursera/EDX and so on that is within your budget. Sometimes your application along with education, interest, etc, may be more rounded for a slightly different degree degree, see if other options other than Data Analytics/Science is alright for you, such as a BSCS with a concentration in Data Analytics/Science or something similar.

[lsantil]

Thank you everyone for your input so far! 

I was not considering TESU because I did not understand the RA credits and the number of credits I was able to transfer. After digging in I think I understand it a bit better, but I am not sure if I will do the double bachelor degree. That is also a huge plus.  I did contact TESU and they did say that I could apply as a US Citizen and I could do anything I would need to from there without any problems.

I had looked into WGU before and I was considering their Data Analytics Bachelor but I kind of stopped considering them because of being out of the country. Now that I know I can do that with TESU, I may pivot back to pushing WGU to the top of my list. The only drawback would be the low amount of credits that I could bring in.

I was already planning on completing the Micromasters in edx to give myself the best chance of getting admitted.

I'll be taking a few weeks to consider my options and will be focusing on classes I can transfer into most options on Sophia: Calculus, Intro To Statistics, Human Biology, and Python.