Degree Planning: double AOS TESU with study.com

[Dorothy44]

I think Excelsior takes students under 18, probably a better option in his situtation. I would also use Sophia first, a lot of quicker and cheaper credits available.

Unfortunately, you can't really get a BSBA at Excelsior with alt credits. You can get a BALS but that's not the same.

Up until VERY recently you could; at this point, you can do a BSBA at EC, but you'd need to take a few UExcel exams to get the core done; the rest they will take from Study.com or other providers.

For the concentrations though, you're out of luck unless you want to take courses through them or somewhere else.

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Planning a BSBA with an AOS in Finance and CIS.

You can easily get the 18cr for each of these AoS's via alternative credit:

Core (via Study.com, but can do elsewhere for some)

ACC 101: Financial Accounting
ACC 102: Intro to Managerial Accounting
BUS 103: Intro to Business Law
BUS 104: Information Systems and Computer Applications
BUS 113: Business Communication
BUS 101: Principles of Management
BUS 102: Principles of Marketing
FIN 104: Financial Management
BUS 120: International Business
ECO 102: Macroeconomics
ECO 101: Microeconomics
STAT 101: Principles of Statistics

QUANTITATIVE BUSINESS ANALYSIS: Davar's MAT-202: Mathematics for Business last I checked; BUSx437: Quantitative Analysis UExcel exam should work

CIS AoS
COMPSCI 109: Intro to Programming 

COMPSCI 302: Systems Analysis & Design

BUS 303: Management Info Systems

COMPSCI 303: Database Management

BUS 309: Digital Marketing & Advertising
COMPSCI 105: Intro to Operating Systems

FIN AoS
FIN 101: Principles of Finance (not sure if this will work here or not)

FIN 301: Corporate Finance

FIN 302: International Finance

FIN 303: Financial Institutions & Markets

FIN 304: Security Analysis & Portfolio Management
FIN 306: Small Business Finance
If FIN 101 won't work, then you'll have to take a FIN course elsewhere; your best bet is either the Money and Banking DSST exam (ECO-332), or a course at a CC. 

Juju7, you sent me a message, and your messages are turned off to where I cannot reply.  Send me another one when you are ready please.

[Juju7]

I think Excelsior takes students under 18, probably a better option in his situtation. I would also use Sophia first, a lot of quicker and cheaper credits available.

Unfortunately, you can't really get a BSBA at Excelsior with alt credits. You can get a BALS but that's not the same.

Up until VERY recently you could; at this point, you can do a BSBA at EC, but you'd need to take a few UExcel exams to get the core done; the rest they will take from Study.com or other providers.

For the concentrations though, you're out of luck unless you want to take courses through them or somewhere else.

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Planning a BSBA with an AOS in Finance and CIS.

You can easily get the 18cr for each of these AoS's via alternative credit:

Core (via Study.com, but can do elsewhere for some)

ACC 101: Financial Accounting
ACC 102: Intro to Managerial Accounting
BUS 103: Intro to Business Law
BUS 104: Information Systems and Computer Applications
BUS 113: Business Communication
BUS 101: Principles of Management
BUS 102: Principles of Marketing
FIN 104: Financial Management
BUS 120: International Business
ECO 102: Macroeconomics
ECO 101: Microeconomics
STAT 101: Principles of Statistics

QUANTITATIVE BUSINESS ANALYSIS: Davar's MAT-202: Mathematics for Business last I checked; BUSx437: Quantitative Analysis UExcel exam should work

CIS AoS
COMPSCI 109: Intro to Programming 

COMPSCI 302: Systems Analysis & Design

BUS 303: Management Info Systems

COMPSCI 303: Database Management

BUS 309: Digital Marketing & Advertising
COMPSCI 105: Intro to Operating Systems

FIN AoS
FIN 101: Principles of Finance (not sure if this will work here or not)

FIN 301: Corporate Finance

FIN 302: International Finance

FIN 303: Financial Institutions & Markets

FIN 304: Security Analysis & Portfolio Management
FIN 306: Small Business Finance
If FIN 101 won't work, then you'll have to take a FIN course elsewhere; your best bet is either the Money and Banking DSST exam (ECO-332), or a course at a CC. 

Juju7, you sent me a message, and your messages are turned off to where I cannot reply.  Send me another one when you are ready please.

I think I fixed the setting.Newbie here.

[Dorothy44]

Not a problem at all. I have seen several do it. Message sent.