Need Help with Degree Completion Strategy

[sanantone]

Yes, we're here to help. I think most people will recommend TESU BSBA.
Online Degrees and Certificates | Thomas Edison State University
There are multiple tracks and its up to you to decide the concentration.
The only difference is the Area of Study for the TESU BSBA degrees.

There's been a bunch of people posting on both sister forums lately...
Anyways, do post your completed courses, in a spreadsheet if possible.
We can take a look and see what can be done, please list where you took the courses.
Note: I recommend the BSBA General Management, or the CIS

That's very helpful. I actually posted on the other forum but they sent me here.

I have been sending people here whenever the Big 3 come up because they almost always recommend the BS in Liberal Arts at Excelsior without taking into consideration the person's current credits or future goals. They also tend to go off of 10-20 year old information. Plus, this forum is capable of providing specific degree planning advice.

[TrailRunr]

I zip through training relevant to my field. I am also an accomplished writer, among other things. That said, I am having trouble with the Straighterline Comp. I course. It's moodle based, if you're familiar with that, but SL is a different form of distance learning than what I am used to. Also, you appear to have spent some time in college. I haven't, and so doing things the 'college way' is proving to be problematic for me.

I don't know how some of these people are zipping through the courses. I can do that with, say, WMD or emergency management, but I am really slogging through something that aught to be simple to me. I know werdz, dammit!

English comp is the wrong type of subject for speeding through SL. You can't speed through SL math either unless it's a refresher.