In my 30s and looking to finish my degree in Computer Engineer/Science

[RichardN]

Here's a spreadsheet showing what you would need to complete the BSBA in CIS at TESU. I included 8 TECEP's (minimum needed for residency), and then tried to get everything I could find at Straighterline. You have other options if you don't want to use them, but it's one of those things where if you're going to take courses there anyway, you might as well take a bunch and get it over with.

I also included a free Insurance Ethics course: Preserve the trust on which insurance transactions are based with an understanding of ethics where you don't have to take the course, you can just pass the exam with a 70% and you're done (and you can retake is as many times as you need to).

There are some additional courses you can take through Saylor, but I've heard they are more time-consuming than SL, so I didn't include them if there weren't other options.

If you want alternatives to any of these, most have them, but I tried to keep it to as few places as possible to make it a little simpler.

You are truly amazing. Thank you for making this a lot easier to see what direction I need to take. If I wanted a dual major in CIS and HR, most of the requirements for the CIS is met, what additional courses can I take to get the HR concentration as well? I feel like I can test out of most of the HR requirements as I have about 9 years of experience in that area.