Figuring out which degree I could complete faster at COSC

[mdel210201]

Hey folks,
So I decided to complete my degree with COSC but wasnt sure which degree would be completed the fastest with what I have. My question is, does COSC allow you to plug your current credits into different degrees to see what I would need if I went for different degree paths like TESC does?

thanks as always

[edwardfurlong]

I just applied and I do not see a way to see how credits will apply to to other majors.

[bjcheung77]

Hey folks,
So I decided to complete my degree with COSC but wasnt sure which degree would be completed the fastest with what I have. My question is, does COSC allow you to plug your current credits into different degrees to see what I would need if I went for different degree paths like TESC does?

thanks as always

I'm guessing at this, but when you mention "plug", are you referring to creating a spreadsheet and selecting courses?
Or are you referring to the evaluation admins provide you and advises to take certain courses to complete a program?
TESU has an online tool as well to assess the amount of credits required, I'm not too familiar with it though...
The easiest/cheapest one would be the equivalent of a TESU BSBA General Management, their COSC BSBA (Business Admin).

I've not applied to COSC yet, but deciding on a COSC BS Cybersecurity/BSBA Business Admin or a TESU BSBA General Management.
I'm not sure if they have an online tool that does the same thing, they may have, but the webpage isn't updated with a link.
You should read their program guide for requirements in each degree/area of study you're interested in.
Link here: https://www.charteroak.edu/catalog/curre.../index.cfm

You might want to create yourself a spreadsheet and "plug" in the courses that you have already against the courses required.
The general education requirement for each program is going to be the same, the concentration/major is the difference.
The free electives or general education electives as well should be the same for each program.
Your only worry should be the concentration/major, example, BS CyberSecurity requires 45 credits in that major.