in 2017 I gave up on this before I even started. Now I'm serious, but I need help.

[David.Hamad]

And the GM concentration is not a "management" concentration.  Instead, it is a bunch of different credits.  You need at least 3 areas covered out of 4 (Accounting, Marketing, Management and Finance).  GM is kind of general degree, Finance would be a better option if that's where your interest lies.

I still say that TESU is not the best option.  Look at WGU and COSC.

Okay thanks dfrecore. I will look into WGU and COSC also I've realized that testing out of credits is very valuable to me if I want to get this done quickly so I will be taking as many celp exams as I can. Any particular reason for recommending WGU or COSC over TESU?

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TESU takes a max of 90 credits from Study.com, so that is one reason why someone might do credits elsewhere. Another reason is that CLEP exams are completely free through Modern States, and some people like to just take an exam and be done, especially if they have prior knowledge. Instead of taking like 100 quizzes through Study.com then taking the Study.com final.

If you do the TESU degree with two concentrations, you would tell your employer that you have a BSBA with concentrations in General Management and Finance. Concentrations are not the same as majors, but similar.

I see. Yes. I am definitely going to be testing out of credits. I thought you could knock out courses on study.com quickly but it turns out they are full courses.