Computer Science, then Masters

[to-the-Masters!]

UL statistics is something you can get on Coursera, unless you absolutely need it to be graded credit for a Master's program. Linear Algebra would be Coopersmith. Again, unless you need it to be graded credit.

It's usually not necessary for these credits to be graded, unless the graduate program specifically specifies it.

I get that. A few of the masters I looked at did mention it, so I'm leaning towards playing it safe. I may just leave them to the end-ish and see how everything has worked out.

I'm still working on a final plan, but I came across Central Methodist University which seems to have pretty relatively cheap individual classes in computer science and maths. You know anything about these?