How much will a BSBA now cost at TESU?

[sanantone]

Starting from scratch, using a combination of free courses (Ethics, PLA, TEEX), ALEKS, Saylor, SL, CLEP, DSST, minimal TECEP's (Strategic Management, Business in Society, Liberal Arts Math because it's easy), and one MAR or FIN course that I slotted at $250, but could come in for less if you used a TECEP - I show that you are right at $5,000. It was $3,000, with the 8 TECEP's for residency, but now is the $2000 Residency Waiver amount more.

You could save some money by doing additional SL courses in a month (I put all SL courses at $100, but that could easily go down). I also looked at taking 24 courses (72cr) through study.com with the $990 special, that actually is more expensive by $200, only because you're replacing Saylor & free courses to try to take advantage of the deal.

Anyway, $5000-ish is your cost for an entire BSBA, starting with nothing and finishing with graduation fees.

I hope it doesn't sound like I'm butchering your plan. I finally got a chance to look at it. Are you sure that the TEEX course can be used in gen ed? SL Managerial Accounting will cost $148 rather than $111 unless you have a coupon code, but that's not a guaranteed thing. Did you mean TECEP? Also, all of the TECEPs are now $114 rather than $111. I saved money on my plan by replacing the CLEPs (or SL) for macro and micro with the Saylor courses. You also have the SL Courses listed at $100 each. I saved money on computer concepts by using Saylor instead of DSST, but the DSST should be taken over the CLEP you recommended since it's easier. In the general management area of study, you listed more SL courses as $100. You can also save money on marketing or finance tests by taking TECEPs instead of Uexcel, CSU Global CBE, or a PF course.