BSBA CIS DUAL DEGREE

[LevelUP]

Sooo I didn’t discover the possibility of getting a dual degree until after I had taken a bunch of classes. Is it too late for me (or worth it at this point?) to try and complete the requirements for BSBA CIS?

There is also the Associate's degree in Math that is worth looking at as it only requires 2 math courses or 1 CLEP to complete. Looks like maybe you have 1 extra math course already.

https://www.tesu.edu/heavin/asnsm/mathematics

In kind of like leaving money on the table when you don't get all you can out of TESU. Though you have to decide if it's worth it or not.

[Pats20]

Sooo I didn’t discover the possibility of getting a dual degree until after I had taken a bunch of classes. Is it too late for me (or worth it at this point?) to try and complete the requirements for BSBA CIS?

There is also the Associate's degree in Math that is worth looking at as it only requires 2 math courses or 1 CLEP to complete. Looks like maybe you have 1 extra math course already.

https://www.tesu.edu/heavin/asnsm/mathematics

In kind of like leaving money on the table when you don't get all you can out of TESU. Though you have to decide if it's worth it or not.

Does the CSM course count for the Quantitative Literacy requirement ?

[LevelUP]

Sooo I didn’t discover the possibility of getting a dual degree until after I had taken a bunch of classes. Is it too late for me (or worth it at this point?) to try and complete the requirements for BSBA CIS?

There is also the Associate's degree in Math that is worth looking at as it only requires 2 math courses or 1 CLEP to complete. Looks like maybe you have 1 extra math course already.

https://www.tesu.edu/heavin/asnsm/mathematics

In kind of like leaving money on the table when you don't get all you can out of TESU. Though you have to decide if it's worth it or not.

Does the CSM course count for the Quantitative Literacy requirement ?

Yes, the CMS course fulfills the quantitative literacy requirement.

[Pats20]

Sooo I didn’t discover the possibility of getting a dual degree until after I had taken a bunch of classes. Is it too late for me (or worth it at this point?) to try and complete the requirements for BSBA CIS?

There is also the Associate's degree in Math that is worth looking at as it only requires 2 math courses or 1 CLEP to complete. Looks like maybe you have 1 extra math course already.

https://www.tesu.edu/heavin/asnsm/mathematics

In kind of like leaving money on the table when you don't get all you can out of TESU. Though you have to decide if it's worth it or not.

Does the CSM course count for the Quantitative Literacy requirement ?

Yes, the CMS course fulfills the quantitative literacy requirement.

Good. Looks like I may add that to my bucket list. I only need one course. Sophia algebra should take care of that. 
Funny the eval shows 2 credits needed. (58 complete) 

With quantitative literacy in progress and one math elective in progress.

[jch]

What about a masters in IT at tesu. Is there any way to combine that with a comp sci bachelors? Or is it just straight forward, you get your bachelors then apply for masters… no tips or tricks to do it faster?

TESU has a Bachelor’s to Master’s Program, which you may be interested in. It allows you to take certain graduate-level courses as an undergraduate, use your undergrad pricing & financial aid, and count the credits toward both a Bachelor's and Master's degree. You must have a good academic record, at least 90 credits applied to an eligible degree, and have room in your degree plan for the allowed courses.