Confused Boomer, Help Needed Please

[PolloPolo]

A BA degree is just as good as a BS degree. This won't make much difference with employers or grad schools.

Plenty of people have transitioned from TESU/PUG/WGU to GT. Your past grades won't be on your TESU transcript, and though a grad school could request your previous grades, it's still possible to gain admission to prestigious grad schools.

A computer science degree is the best option and would be much easier than pursuing an IT or Data Analysis degree at TESU.

Okay good to know, thanks. I'll take a look at TESU's B.A. in Comp Sci. I know GT's OMSA requires a min 3.0 GPA so wasn't sure I would take enough courses that will give out grades to satisfy that requirement.

Hopefully I'll be able to use the Statistics.com courses (Python for Analytics and R Programming Intro I) to complete a couple of the Comp Sci degree requirements.

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@PolloPolo, Do you have an associates already?  Hmm, you know what, you can go for the following, a double degree in BACS and BSBA CIS, skip the BS Data Analytics altogether... You have a few of the business core classes completed already, it would be a very easy degree for you to complete as there would be about 4-5 more courses in total for both degrees.  Here's the WIKI created by LevelUP: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sa...egree_Plan

Nope, don't have an associates. Never looked into getting an associates actually. 

You're right, just looked at the Professional Business Requirements for the BSBA in CIS. I think I've completed a bunch of those courses already. Besides the obvious fact of attaining two bachelors degrees, what's the benefit of earning multiple?