Affordable Math degree for non-US (international) citizen

[OtterDen]

I saw your signature - you completed a BS in IT from Derby.

getting it evaluated with WES, and doing a second degree from TESU would only require 30 credit hours 

that might be the cheapest?

Last time I checked, TESU have some kind of residency waiver fee and that makes it quite expensive for me.

Yes, TESU will cost you $5-6000. You either have to pay the residency waiver, or take 15 credits from them. The latter is slightly cheaper, IF you take those credits in a single 12 week term. However, if the SNHU India route isn't available, I think it's likely to be your cheapest option.

Thanks for the advice. I might just wait for a while until SNHU India make it available. I am now progressing the MBA so having math related courses are not urgent to me, but a next step in the plan.

Another way might be enter SNHU India with an available degree, and take the math courses as free electives. A lot of grad schools require math pre-requisite courses with grades on the transcript, instead of PASS/FAIL. That's why I would prefer taking math in SNHU over the cheaper Study.com, Sophia online learning platform route.

I am now pursuing The UK MBA route, and it cost $5000 - $6000 only, with master level MBA from a QS ranked school. TESU is too expensive for a bachelor, even with the credit transfers.

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You could try SNHU Computer Science with Mathematics or Applied Mathematics minor - I don't know if SNHU India allows minors, though; I believe they should as it's the same university? I am also looking towards SNHU India as it's cheaper. I know you are looking for major in math rather in CS but they are very adjacent for master/PhD purposes, as CS is technically an applied math, so to speak.

Thanks for the tip. Let us know if you have any progress in SNHU India in the future.