Considering SNHU BSCS, TESU BSIT, or any other BS in tech over UMPI BLS MIS

[cvieira]

Right! That sounds a great plan! Do you know how much I'd end up paying in total at TESU and how long it could take?

You can review this plan to get an idea of what will be required for the AOS and AOS electives: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sa...ience_Plan

Assuming you transfer everything else from Sophia/Study.com/Saylor in as little as 5 weeks for less than $1,000, and you only take the capstone at TESU over the course of 12 weeks and pay the residency waiver fee, then you can fulfill all the requirements and apply for graduation in less than six months for somewhere around $6,000 total (including the cost of transfer courses). Keep in mind these are bare minimum timelines.

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One more thing to be aware of - your UMPI degree conferral date must be before the completion date of at least seven of the courses you transfer to TESU for the BACS: https://tesu.smartcatalogiq.com/en/curre...es-policy/
That can make timing a bit tricky if you're trying to go as quickly as possible.

Thank you so much for all the information you shared, I guess no one could explain it any better!

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@cvieira, that's a good addendum and template that was missing in your previous thread, there are so many ways to get to a specific goal, you want to see which pathway is of least resistance and gets the most ROI/Value, it's not necessarily always going the cheap, easy, fast route, sometimes you need to personalize it to your liking, a balanced mix/match of the trifecta, certs, degree, experience.  I think the UMPI BLS with MIS and PM minors would work for you or the BABA PM & IS concentration, then you can ladder into an Applied Science Masters I mentioned in your previous thread. https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...-following

Thank you again @bjcheung77 always very helpful. I will have to look into all the info you guys gave me, and then take action. Starting this thread was definitely the best thing I did today.