Changing Degree Major at TESU?

[Inteljustice2]

So I'm pretty much waiting on my academic evaluation update, as I have all 120 credits completed for a BSBA in General Management. My question is... Having all this complete would it be absolutely crazy to switch my major? I'm considering a BSBA in Finance instead... Mainly because I'm more interested in Finance vs. General Management as a future career path. At the same time, it would mean more work, more tests, more blah. What would you do if you had the option?

[davewill]

How about a double concentration? The only rub being that you can't reuse more than 9 credits in the AOS in both concentrations. Have you figured out how many courses you're talking about?

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The other thought is that you might rather put that effort into a masters degree instead.

[dfrecore]

The Finance concentration is much harder to find courses for. I only know of 4 courses that will apply towards it, so you would have to find/take 2 additional courses, unless you already had them:
Security Analysis & Portfolio Management (TECEP)
Financial Institutions & Markets (TECEP) or Money & Banking (DSST)
Corporate Finance (PF)
Analyzing Financial Statements (CSU-Global)

The good news is these are all UL, so you'd only have to find 2 LL courses.

I agree with davewill though, if you don't already have those 2 courses and they're going to cost you more than $1000 each, then you're looking at another $3000 for these courses. At that point, you would be better off with an MBA at WGU or Patten or ENMU or whatever else you can find.

[bjcheung77]

If it was me, I would put my $ in a Patten MBA for the same cost.
You can use that $3000 towards the entire degree for a Patten MBA Finance.

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