TESU BACS & BSBA CIS at the same time?

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In my less than completely humble opinion, a bachelors degree is a piece of paper. 

There is a lot of theoretical, and practical knowledge that comes with earning a bachelor's degree. That knowledge can mean the difference between making a million dollars or not. Or causing a company to go bankrupt or not.

Are residential REIT's a good investment to buy right now or not? Don't know? An understanding of economics could help answer this question.

The learning can be fairly disconnected from the paper and there are much cheaper ways to learn than spending $1200 for a capstone course.

The business capstone is a pretty good course. That being said, you can hack the course. Buy the same book, find out the assignments, and then learn on your own.

Learning on your own is a powerful skill to have. People need to take some responsibility for their learning and not blame others when they don't have the knowledge they need to succeed.

What I will say though, is there might be some value in a BS over a BA prestige wise especially if you're just starting out.

I don't think there is any value in a BS over a BA. I have never seen any reports of hiring managers discriminating against people that have a BA degree.