TESU Dual Degrees Input needed

[hallk33]

My apologies for offering an opinion on something you didn't ask about - but you're pushing your goal post really, really, really far out there.  Not only is a second bachelor's degree unnecessary, but doing the bachelor's to master's puts you in an (expensive) impossible situation if you don't finish. The likelihood of another college accepting graduate credit that was earned as part of an undergraduate degree is almost zero.  

I know you didn't ask- but your advisor won't advise you against overspending or lingering- two very bad situtions in higher ed.  You know most people *never* graduate, so my advice is to help you get OUT of college.  If I were in your shoes, I'd pick the technical degree for my bachelor's and the management degree for my masters.  You'll have a much shorter time of it and the cost will be dramatically less.

I appreciate the feedback. If I were to transfer the graduate credits being accepted depends on the the school accepting them not if they were taken as part of the Bachelor to Master route. 
If I were to pick the technical degree for my bachelors it would take be significantly longer. A management based, like a MBA, masters will not help my career out much and I wouldn't be able to apply any credits to a bachelor degree because it doesn't fit in the technical degree and TESU says I have already fulfilled the area where those credits would apply in the BSBA. I don't know why they are unwilling to move these. I am currently petitioning this with the dean.

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I talked with advising today. It appears that the person who removed the BSAST was mostly wrong. Yes you can pursue 2 degrees concurrently. However there is an "unwritten rule" that the registrar follows that will not allow you to apply "general management courses" under the BSBA to other degrees. No this doesn't make any sense that they can enforce an unwritten rule. I am currently appealing this decision to the dean.