TESU BSBA Plan and Questions for Double Concentration

[bjcheung77]

Hello Everyone,
Hope everything is great with you and your loved ones.

A bit about myself, I'm married to an awesome and supportive wife, and have two very sweet and young children.
I've graduated high school in '95, however; that's basically all the education I have as I've worked my way up to my current position.
I started working in computer sales and service, building/repairing computers and setting up networks, troubleshooting, etc.

Basically, i'm stuck in a Technical Support Analyst (call center) job and would like to expand on my skill set as well.
I am looking to complete a BSBA General Management and CIS double concentration from TESU for moving up the ladder.
I've done a bit of research using this forum and the wiki pages to create a plan of attack to complete my TESU BSBA CIS.

Can I get some feedback in the courses/plan that I've selected in the attached spreadsheet?
I have decided to follow most of the recommended courses from several forum members as well.
I copied it from several of DFRecore's responses to a few board members and have compiled/modified it to this.

My questions are below, I have a few after reading info on the TESU BSBA website: Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Degree Program
My understanding is that the General Education/Professional Business Requirements and the Free Electives add up to 102 credits.
And I noticed that there are free electives/general education electives, these can add up to 20-23 credits already.

1) How do I add the General Management concentration to this CIS concentration?
2) Is it as simple as adding another 18-24 credits of the Gen Man concentration?
3) Can I just substitute these "electives" with the second concentration instead? So total will be 120+ credits, instead of 120+18 or more?
4) Are there other recommendations for the courses listed, such as removing TECEP Sociology and going for another CLEP or DSST?
5) I will mainly be using Saylor, Straighterline courses for ones I'm missing credit for, are there other recommendations?

I am thankful to this forum (and the other forum), the wiki on degreeforum.wikia.com and the contributors to this forum.
There are so many threads I've gone through and each one has so much helpful information and you gals/guys are so supportive.
I've been lurking for a few years and finally have decided to go for my ever elusive Bachelors degree from scratch.
It's a long road ahead but with determination and motivation, I know I'll get there.

Thank you and have a great remainder of your day,
Bjcheung77