undecided between TESU and COSC

[bjcheung77]

that's a lot of good information and I thank you for this   I m actually a full time worker, married and with one child, so I will be very surprised if I will manage to finish one degree. I am not giving up thought!

You're welcome, if you're working full time, then I'll suggest things differently.  Instead of doing so many courses in one term, I would split it into a few terms for the TESU courses only.  The rest you can go according to your own pace as these are through monthly memberships for Davar/InstantCertCredit/Sophia.org/Study.com etc...

Having said that, you'll instead be taking 2 MASTERS level courses instead of the ones I mentioned above, you'll take them for 18 credits instead of 16, but only need to pay at UNDERGRAD pricing using their Bachelors to Masters option.  Essentially, you can take 2 courses/term and you'll be done in 3 terms (9 months).  However, because you're not using the "Flat-Rate-Tuition", it'll be more expensive... but again, you get GRAD level credit in addition to your two Bachelors.

1st Term 1) BSBA Capstone and  2) SOS-240 - ACI <alternative capstone prerequisite>
2nd Term 1) SOS-110 - Cornerstone <required for all degrees> and 2) BALS Capstone
3rd Term - Take any two of the Masters Level courses in this list for the MALS: https://www.tesu.edu/academics/bachelors...rs-program

18 credits  $519 x 18 = $9342, if you choose to take easier undergrad courses, you can just get the 16 credits = $8304
You can refer to the courses list in my previous post to see if you want to take the Associates Capstone or the UL Bio, etc.

When you are locked into a catalog year, currently enrolled, and have transferred your courses over, if they make program changes, you will not be affected.  The only thing is, if they change tuition, you'll be subject to that change or if you haven't transferred in the courses, those newer transfer rules apply to the new courses, it will again not affect what has already transferred in.  So lock in that catalog year by enrolling, just in case something happens in the future.