Degree Plan for SNHU BSCS AND/OR TESU BACS Request

[rachel83az]

Don't forget to check out TESU's BACS. It's a bit cheaper than SNHU, but it requires slightly more effort to keep track of everything needed. It's also got slightly more leeway in what is and isn't accepted for the major.

It's been a while since I've been to TESU and after I left I remember there being a rule where there was only 60 credits from a single source and it seemed to be a little murky on who they were actually partnering with. Has that become any more clear?

(I am a NJ resident so the per credit cost is $411. It seems to def be better to pay the residency waiver fee than to take 16 credits @ $411 each.)

This is a good point and TESU is familiar to me so I do like that. Hmmmm. OK so maybe I'd like to see a BACS degree plan now

Thanks Rachel!

For a TESU BACS, credit breakdown could be approximately as follows:

• At least 15 credits (30 ECTS) from XAMK (or TECEPs)
  
• 60 credits from Sophia
  
• 16 credits from TESU - single flat-rate term; $3686 for NJ students https://www.tesu.edu/tuition/flat-rate-tuition
  
• 21-30 credits from Study.com
  
• ??? credits from Coursera
  

Or one can take just the capstone/cornerstone from TESU and either complete more XAMK credits or TECEPs to ensure at least 24 RA/RA-equivalent credits + 6 from capstone/cornerstone for a total of 30 RA/RA-equivalent credits.

Degree plan here: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sa...ience_Plan
Gen Ed requirements here: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sa...ts_Roadmap