AS in Math, opinions please

[StoicJ]

I figured if I could knock out the 5 remaining TESU-required classes for under $1500 total, I might go that route instead of the local college. It looks like I could go with Straighterline or Study.com for Calc 1 and 2. It's those others that would seem to be a problem. EdX has the 3 differential equations classes, but who knows if they will be available when I need them to be. THAT would be nice. The LSU and UND options would make it too pricey for me. If the degree were more important to me, the APU and NMJC options mentioned might be good.

(I assume your stats will be accepted for 3 credits, and your college algebra will cover the "math" requirement in the gen-ed....not sure if finite will cover quant lit...anyone?).

Yes, according to the TESU eval Finite Math fills the quant lit requirement, so the only things I'd need for the ASNSM Math are the 5 additional math classes.

So if you go with your CC, you only need 3 classes and the total cost is $1500-2000? Do that.

My local JC (San Jacinto College) would run me about $1000 in tuition and fees for the 3 math classes provided I completed them in the same semester. Pretty sure I could do that if I studied up for Calc 1 and 2 this fall, then took the classes for credit next spring. Books and other fees should be under $500. Maybe even under $300. It really is a good deal.

I personally would not hold back a Bachelor's degree for an Associates degree.

Why is that? Because you never know what changes might come down the pike?