New tesu computer science degree plan advice

[bjcheung77]

@gams007, that won't work as these ACE credits are not from a RA source. They'll know where the credits came from, I would recommend doing the 24 RA credits through the most inexpensive means, then finish the degree with the Cornerstone/Capstone. This is the exact same situation as for COSC, in fact, same recommendations for COSC as well, minus taking NCCRS credits...

[Pats20]

Tentative plan :

Tesu sos 110 $1560
Tesu capstone $1560
Intro to programming asu earned $425
Calc 1 asu earned $425
Discrete math. Study.com
Data structures study.com
Operating systems study.com
Computer architecture (Ul) study.com

Systems analysis and design (ul) study.com
Database management (ul) study.com
Management information systems. (Ul) study.com
C++ programming study.com
Network technology tecep ( ul) tesu $225
Waiver $3200
Grad fee $300

[rachel83az]

That's not a terrible plan. It does cost a bit more than necessary but not by much. For instance:

Redo 2 gen eds w/ TEL: $400
Intro to Programming OnlineDegree.com: $9
Calc I Study.com: $100
Total: $509 (or $600 if you aren't eligible for OnlineDegree) compared to your $850.

[Pats20]

Yea. I know , but for a couple of hundred bucks I’d rather truck on forward than back. I’m anxious to get it done. I ain’t getting any younger. Lol. Especially with the volatility in tesu changes. My only concern is difficulty. Is asu calc rougher than study.com or Straighterline. Also the network tecep.

[rachel83az]

I did NOT like ASU Calc and couldn't finish it. I hated the Gradarius platform. But I think someone else here liked the format. At least with ASU, you can choose the self-paced option and pay nothing initially to see what's up. Another option for RA Calc would be through Outlier.org for $400. That one is not self-paced, though, and I don't know what it's like.

[Pats20]

So with this plan. In what order would you suggest taking, does it matter ?

[Pats20]

If I sign up for network tecep how long do I have before I have to actually take it. Thinking about signing up for it so I can go from admitted to actually enrolled.

[Ideas]

If I sign up for network tecep how long do I have before I have to actually take it. Thinking about signing up for it so I can go from admitted to actually enrolled.

Around 12-14 weeks. Depends on if you enroll at the last minute, take it at the last minute, etc.

[dbinghamjr]

If I sign up for network tecep how long do I have before I have to actually take it. Thinking about signing up for it so I can go from admitted to actually enrolled.

You have until the end of the term you're enrolled in (12 weeks).

[rachel83az]

If you're not already familiar with networking, you might want to just spend the $50 on the Medical Terminology TECEP instead. It's a cheap way to become enrolled.