Need Bachelors in 6 Months...Options?

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Since they just got done making a ton of changes, and you seem to be settled on TESU, it won't make any difference form a catalog or fee POC whether you apply now or 6 months from now. That said, I found it therapeutic to see all my transferred units in their neat little pigeonholes on the academic evaluation. Also, if there are any surprises (bad or good) you'll have time to either to try to fix them or work them into your plan. Also, it takes a good month+ for the whole process, so the sooner you start it, the better.

Makes sense to me, and as I thought about it, it just made sense to me as well to go ahead and apply.

At the beginning of this, I was pretty focused on Excelsior. But at the end of the day, the degree itself is more important to me then where it came from (as long as it's an RA school). Between the help I've received and the layout of coursework at TESU, it all makes sense to me, so it's a practical way forward.

Effectively "losing" 17 units is a bummer though. At CSU-Global, the way they breakout their degree plan, all of those units could have been used, and I'd only need to complete 55 units as opposed to 72. But they have a 30 unit residency requirement, and they don't count their own credit-by-exam courses as classes taken in residency. That effectively makes the program twice as long, and twice the cost.

So in this instance, TESU makes more sense, even though it's more "work".