TESU, when should I enroll?

[dfrecore]

Ok--new to this forum!  I have a few questions--I am looking to start BSBA possibly through TESU.  I have just 18 hours of undergraduate classes at a local community college.  There is so much info on this forum that I am struggling to understand it all.  We had a telephone conference with Lumerit (previously College plus) today.  But my gut feeling is that I can do this much cheaper on my own.  Based on some info I had in an online chat with TESU, 16 hours credit hours must be through them.  Is this true, or is the Capstone the only *Required* course through them?  Also, one thread on the forum states that study.com is losing ability to provide upper level courses with TESU.  What alternatives do I have?  Would enrolling with TESU now fix that?  Finally, if I have ~10-15 hours per week to dedicate to degree prep, what is a reasonable timeline for finishing a bachelor's degree?
Thanks in advance for your help!

Please, whatever you do, do NOT use Lumerit!  You can plan out your own degree for FREE with help from us on this forum.

I will include a degree plan for the BSBA at TESU.

Regarding Study.com, this is not a major issue with the BSBA, as you only need 4 courses (12cr) of UL in the Area of Study - and those are available in multiple ways.  So no worries there.

Regarding residency, you can take 16cr through TESU, or pay a residency waiver fee of $2500 (or $1800 if you get the Study.com affiliate membership and use it by 6/30/18).  This is a lot cheaper than taking 16cr at TESU.

You can finish a degree at TESU within a year easily, or possibly even 6 months - it just depends on how quickly you can test out/take courses.