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Will they accept Introduction to Religion (SL)?  YES, that's fine.
It's listed on their website: https://www.tesu.edu/academics/courses/2019-and-after

What are all the upper-level credit courses available for CIS?  
It's in your spreadsheet and also in my templates in the Beginners Guide post #28/31.

I need to do 14 courses + SOS110 + Capstone. It will cost 6600$, Is it worth? YES, it's worth it!
If I do BS - ITM from WGU, it will cost only about 4500-500$.  You meant $4500 to $5000.
Yes, but you're paying for an exclusively online university at WGU.  I would recommend TESU because you mentioned you're on a visa in the US.  You're not a citizen nor a PR, I would do the same courses that will transfer to both schools.

Shall I do BSBA CIS & BS IT from TESU? Will it reduce costs?  
This I don't get - How do you figure doing more courses will reduce the cost?  If you are going for two degrees, I would recommend you do the BSBA GM/CIS (Dual concentration) and a BACS from TESU.   I looked at your PDF, you should already have the GM concentration, if not, you just need two easy accounting courses - Do another PDF for the BSBA General Management and link it here.

Recommendation:  Most people go for two of the three options from cheap/easy/fast.   However, I go for all three and add a 4th - Value.    You need to focus on 3 things in any field, including IT.  1) Degree, 2) Experience, 3) Certifications

1) A BACS will give you a greater ROI (return on investment) over a BSIT.  Your BSBA CIS will get you in the door just fine in the IT field as it has at least 18 credits in CIS.  It's the experience & certifications that will land you a better position later.
2) I would work on the experience if you're green in the field, work on getting at least 5 years under your belt.
3) IT certifications that are industry recognized play a better role in ROI than getting the "BSIT" degree, as some are vendor neutral such as CompTIA, but many more are vendor specific.

Your Future Studies (Masters):  I would recommend a WGU MBA ITM as it hits all 3, cheap/easy/fast and because it has the ACBSP, it's got that added value.   And because a degree from the Big 3 will be extremely expensive.  I recommend Big 3 for undergrad as they are "private, public or state B&M" schools and WGU for graduate studies as it's an exclusively online university.  There are alternatives, such as other competency based degree programs at the masters level.