Cheaper degree for bachelors business hospitality

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The cheapest option is probably WGU, then COSC, then TESU, then EC. BUT, that completely depends on if she's starting from scratch (no credits to bring in). If she has credits already, then it may change.

None of them offer hospitality as a degree, but I think you might be able to do a Hospitality Management concentration through COSC's BSBA. Study.com has 2 LL and 2 UL courses in Hospitality, and when you combine those with a few other courses, might be able to cobble something together that they would approve of.

You can DIY it by bringing in hospitality credit, but there aren't enough UL to have it in there officially.

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NOCTI has an NCCRS test worth 6 credits of UL in hospitality management:

http://www.nationalccrs.org/nocti/hospit...ement-food

Not sure how it would be accepted but that would be a pretty good deal for a $150 test. Especially if it doesn't overlap with the SDC classes. It would take some planning/pre-approval with an advisor though I think.

OMG that's a find!!! I've never noticed that one before - thank you! I just spent a few minutes checking out their stuff, I swear I must be missing something obvious, but I can't figure out how to take a test??

It's a little hard to figure out but last I checked, you should be able to use proctorU. Their website is hard to navigate so you may have to email them to set it up. Adults have to go through nocti business solutions and pay $150/test, which is pretty good for 6credits of upper level. Most of the other tests are 3 credits of lower level, though.