Don't misrepresent where you went to school.

[Life Long Learning]

Yep. Using it now at TESU for the final leg of my BS.

Do you have the Post 9/11 at 100% and will you have at least 5 days left on it?

I have to run (work).  will reply later.

I sure do. I actually chose TESU so that I could graduate after having used less than 6 months of it so I'd still have ~30 months for grad school, more undergraduate prerequisite courses, change of career to a trade school or other short/fun educational opportunities if I so chose at a later date. Disclaimer: I lean more towards STEM type programs than business but I'm open to lots of different options.

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I appreciate the info

I think STEM is great.  Think long-term.  My wife is a professional degree type also, but now in her career, she is management. A one-week Mini-MBA (Mini-Master of Business Administration) Certificate is a great foundation course. The Harvard Law School Certificate in Negotiation and Leadership is useful. 
 
I have tons of MOOC/University certificates.  I have no feel for those colleges nor will they ever know me.  Being physically immersed in the same graduate school building and seats at the Harvard Kennedy School or the MIT Slone School of Management is priceless.  Meeting student often more experienced than the professor is priceless.  Sometimes making a career connection is priceless.