Need Help with Degree Completion Strategy

[bjcheung77]

I'm less interested in having a career (aka job) and more interested in having my own business, which seems to be the path I'm headed down in my real estate development ventures.

By the way, thanks so much for fleshing this out with me. It's so refreshing to hear like-minded people making rational arguments for their opinions.

Hmm, Here is a workable option, go for an ASNSM Comp Sci, and using those courses, you can ladder to BSBA General Management degree. You get to hit two degrees with one grad/residency waiver fee if you complete both at the same time. The ASNSM has the exact general education requirements as BSBA.

Furthermore, it requires 16 credits of comp sci studies. These comp sci courses can be used in the 16-20 credits you need as general education electives for BSBA, thus enabling you to finish the ASNSM without adding courses en route to the BSBA.

I pretty much was decided on doing a TESU double concentration in CIS and Marketing, before finally choosing the easier way out with General Management. The main reason is, I don't want to spend the extra on the second concentration. I would rather use that cash on a Patten MBA IT, or Hodges MIS.

Note: I am a bit on the crazy side with my goal, it is to actually finish what's on my signature.
All 3 degrees, and in two years to boot. Hope nothing dramatic happens, or any obstacles arise.