TESU Enrollment

[bjcheung77]

Haha, you're putting me on the spot! I think you've done your research already - There are options, many actually, it all depends on what you're looking at for cheap/easy/fast. I've asked people about Engineering and Technology, which one are you looking at specifically? Technical Studies is broad, so I was curious if you're looking at something specific such as Electrical or Software Engineering, maybe Medical or Nuclear Engineering?

You are correct, most of the online options are for MBA and MA/MS in IT or MIS. If those aren't the ones you're looking for, that limits the number of schools significantly. Is there a price range you're looking at for the combined BSBA/MS? Are you looking at TESU or another of the Big 3/WGU? I generally don't recommend the Big 3 for a Masters program as I am really into the "cheap/easy/fast" degrees for both undergrad/grad.

I've looked at your previous posts and you're well informed and knowledgeable - seems like you've done your research... I look forward to your reply as I think you already know which one you're going for - TESU BSBA Ops Man + TESU Bach2Mast MS for the price of roughly $20-25K. That's a lot of change, but not much compared to the Ivy League or other State universities, or even other online for-profit degree providers.

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Update: We should keep on topic with TESU Enrollment, but since we've somewhat hijacked this thread, I'll just continue on...

You should know that for the Bachelors to Masters at TESU, you can take up to 12 credits towards your Masters when you're doing the BSBA Ops Man. There are 4 specific courses you can do, it'll take two from the AOS and two of your free electives. You need to inform me of the courses you currently have taken and the courses you are taking, along with what you have completed so you can map those accordingly.

TESU List of Masters AOS: https://www.tesu.edu/ast/programs/ms
TESU MS AOS Technical Studies: https://www.tesu.edu/ast/programs/ms/technical-studies
From the following four courses below, Project Management and Cost Estimation can be used in AOS for BSBA
The other two courses will need to go into the FREE electives, giving you a total of 12 credits.

TESU Blog - https://blog.tesu.edu/what-is-the-bachel...e-accepted
APS-510: Project Management for Technology
APS-602: Managing People in Technology Based Organizations
APS-610: Cost Estimation and Financial Management for Engineers and Technologists
THC-625: Technology and the Human Community: Challenges and Responses

TESU B2M - https://www.tesu.edu/academics/bachelors...rs-program
Master of Science - Graduate courses taken as an undergraduate student:
APS-510: Project Management for Technology
APS-602: Managing People in Technology Based Organizations
APS-610: Cost Estimation and Financial Management for Engineers and Technologists
APS-601: Technology Innovation and Commercialization

For your $'s worth, I suggest going for the Comprehensive Tuition and using that to pay for a years worth of courses at TESU. You can take up to a max of 36 credits with this, so I suggest to you also to complete not only the BSBA Ops Man, but a BS Tech Studies degree using those overlapping credits.