TESU or COSC? For BSBA

[gingermama]

So I finally got started!  I signed up for CSM Learn and I'm about 30% through the course.  I'm getting signed up for The Institutes course as soon as I figure out which one I need to take as well.  I'm going to start with those two and then start going through Modern States and seeing how long those take and if they help me pass Saylor exams quickly before paying for study dot com.  I figure if I stick with the business courses that I know ill need for a BSBA at either, then I have at least a few months if not longer to decide which school to enroll at.

I've been asking a lot of questions here lately, so thank you all for your help.  I have a degree plan mapped out that I snagged from one of dfrecore's comments and I am basically starting from scratch, although I have 6 or 9 gen ed electives, I need to contact them and get a transcript. Im looking for easy, fast, then cheap, but money is something im considering.... although its less important than ease or whether I can earn the credits quickly. I like the idea of COSC being cheaper and allowing me to double dip and then maybe use the extra LA requirements taking classes I will enjoy more than some of the business ones, lol. Is it considerably cheaper?  Are the business degree plans pretty comparable in terms of requirements?  Can someone tell me why they chose one over the other?  Are there any really big things to consider before choosing one of them vs the other? Thank you!

[dfrecore]

COSC is about $2000 cheaper than TESU if you're starting from scratch.  When I first started in 2011, TESU was the cheapest so that's the route I took.  If I was starting today, I'd probably do WGU, and transfer in close to 90cr.  I would much rather do tons more business courses and very few GE courses though - some people would rather the other way around.

[gingermama]

COSC is about $2000 cheaper than TESU if you're starting from scratch.  When I first started in 2011, TESU was the cheapest so that's the route I took.  If I was starting today, I'd probably do WGU, and transfer in close to 90cr.  I would much rather do tons more business courses and very few GE courses though - some people would rather the other way around.

Thank you!  Do you happen to have a BSBA degree plan already handy for COSC? I also found out what my credits are. I have 6 credits from Rio Salado College in AZ. When I checked with Capella a few years back, they were going to accept them as gen ed electives.

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[topdog98]

Here's a great recent thread for someone who has completed this degree.

https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...Transcript