Quickest Path to a Computer Science or Math Degree

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BACS DEGREE

CLEP--Intro to Sociology - DIVERSITY REQ

Sophia-
U.S. Government (3) - CIVIC ENGAGEMENT REQ

Introduction to Information Technology (3 credits) - FREE ELECTIVE
Introduction to Nutrition (3) - NATSCI/MATH ELECTIVE IN AOS
Introduction to Statistics (3) - [b]NATSCI/MATH ELECTIVE IN AOS[/b]
Introduction to Web Development (3) - FREE ELECTIVE
Workplace Communication (3) - FREE ELECTIVE

Calculus 1 (4--WGU wouldn't transfer in my calc credits since it's been over 5 years) - DUPLICATE

University of Toledo Credits:
ENGL 1110--College Comp 1-Writing Studio (3) - WRITTEN COMM I REQ
MATH 1340--College Algebra and Trig (3) - QUANT LIT REQ
PSY 1010--Principles of Psychology (3) - SOCSCI REQ (UNDER KNOWLEDGE OF HUMAN CULTURES)
FILLM 1310--Intro to Film (3) - HUM REQ (UNDER KNOWLEDGE OF HUMAN CULTURES)
ANTH 1020--Intro to Anthropology (3) - SOCSCI REQ (UNDER KNOWLEDGE OF HUMAN CULTURES)
MUS 2200--Music Theory (3) - HUM REQ (UNDER KNOWLEDGE OF HUMAN CULTURES)
CHEM 1090--Elementary Chemistry (3) - SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE REQ
PHYS 2130--Physics 1 (5) - SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE REQ
MATH 1850--Calculus 1 (3) - AOS REQ

MIME 1000--Orientation to ME and IE (3) - FREE ELECTIVE
MIME 1100--Introduction to CAD (2)  - FREE ELECTIVE
CHEM 1230--General Chemistry 1 w/ lab (5) *C- - FREE ELECTIVE
MIME 1000--Professional Development (1) - FREE ELECTIVE
MIME 2600--Engineering Economics (3) - FREE ELECTIVE
MATH 1860--Calculus 2 (4) - FREE ELECTIVE
MIME 1650--Materials Science & Engineering (3) - FREE ELECTIVE
BMGT 2700--Managing Diversity in the Workplace (3) - FREE ELECTIVE
CIVE 1150--Engineering Mechanics: Statics (3) - FREE ELECTIVE
MUS 1250--Group Piano (2) - FREE ELECTIVE
PHYS 2140--Physics 2 (5) - FREE ELECTIVE
PHIL 2200--Intro to Philosophy (3) - FREE ELECTIVE
FINA 3060--Personal Finance (3) - FREE ELECTIVE

For the BACS, you still need the following:
Composition II
Oral Comm
Ethics
History
5 AOS required courses
6 AOS CompSci electives

For the BSBA/CIS, you still need the following (on top of the above):
10 AOS required courses

Contrary to popular opinion here, I would continue on with the BACS until you're ready to take the final term before deciding whether to add on the BSBA/CIS degree.  You only have ONE course needed for the BSBA, so it's going to take a lot of extra time and money to add that on - possibly more time/money than you're willing to spend.  So don't make that decision until later.

The reason for this is that if you get to the point where you are burned out, or run out of money, but have done 50% of two degrees, you're screwed.  But if you are 90% done with ONE degree, and decide that you can only do that, then you are good to go - you finish the cornerstone and capstone and whatever else you need (based on whether you do the single 15cr term or just want to do the final course and pay the residency waiver).