Very confused on TESU evaluation

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You may be better off at COSC - since they have a BSLS which allows 60cr of free electives, and you can use your UL business courses in the AOS.  Then, you choose a 2nd concentration - communication, psych, something that's easy to find UL courses for - and you take a couple of those.

Much easier than trying to fit existing credits into TESU's BALS plan.

Also, see about TESU's BSBA, that might be a better fit.  You have 4 UL courses in the degree, you can take a LL accounting course like Study.com's ACC 202: Intermediate Accounting II, which only has 68 lessons (so it's short), and your AOS would be done.

Also think about WGU.

Thank you everyone for your helpful insights. I will look into charter Oaks and see how they received my credits. I don't disagree that I'm being a little petty about some of my extra credits but I'm stubborn I want to see if there's a way around it. If there's not I'll suck it up. I don't know much about WGU except that they've been trying to get me to apply for a few years. I'll look into their programs as well.

You can be as stubborn as you want, but none of the Big 3 will count your Business courses as Liberal Arts.  There's not getting around it.  As a matter of fact, you probably won't find a school in the US who would count those that way, but I definitely think you should try to find one.

As for TESU "being flexible", yes, the Big 3 are VERY flexible!  BUT, that doesn't mean that you can bring in ANY 114cr and they'll fit perfectly into a degree.  They still have some standards, and will stick to those.  So will COSC and EC.  Any school that will let you bring in ANY 114cr and give you a degree, I'd be suspecting that it was a non-accredited degree mill.