Easiest Bachelors Degree to test out of? TESC?

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Also, one more thing. I got an email from TESU a few weeks ago that they will waive the cost of the TES 100 class - Cornerstone Lifelong Learning Strategies if I applied soon. I thought I read somewhere that I don't want to apply until I have all my credits or are close to having all my credits because of semester fees I will be charged, is this correct?

TESU does NOT have semester fees, so there is no harm in applying now, and taking the free cornerstone course to get you enrolled for a year. It won't cost you anything but the $75 application fee.

I would do the BALS, as it's way more flexible than the BSBA, and there is no real benefit any longer after the Business Capstone becomes a course rather than being able to test out of it.

If you do choose the BALS, then Intermediate Algebra is all you need (actually, if you're still paying for ALEKS, go back and get Intermediate Algebra as well if you don't already have it). College Algebra will fill your "Quantitative Analysis requirement." Any other math you do will go in Gen Eds.

My advice if you're going to take 5 free Study.com courses: if you enjoy history, I would take:
HIS 108: History of the Vietnam War (HIS-246)
HIS 308: Causes & Effects of the Vietnam War (HIS-351)
HIS 106: The Civil War & Reconstruction (HIS-252)
HIS 306: The American Civil War Era (HIS-235)
and then use Shmoop to get your UL credits from Literature (you'll need 4 courses)

If you'd rather take Psychology, I would take:
BUS 107: Organizational Behavior (PSY-361)
PSY 104: Social Psychology (PSY-370)
PSY 105: Research Methods in Psychology (PSY-322)
PSY 106: Abnormal Psychology (PSY-350)
PSY 107: Lifespan Developmental Psychology (PSY-211)
PSY 108: Psychology of Adulthood and Aging (PSY-212)

If you're enjoying Study.com, I would continue, and take any of your other Gen Ed requirements there as well. Otherwise, you can switch to SL.

If you post your credits from your CC, I can make a degree plan for you.