TESU Construction Management BS Degree Plan template

[ece2001biz]

Another option is to get a general business degree at the undergrad level, be it from WGU/UMPI or Excelsior/TESU, then add a graduate certificate or something afterwards with a concentration in Construction Management...

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@bjcheung77

Where can you recommend getting a Constructive Management certificate? It looks like Purdue Global offers an undergraduate certificate and SNHU offers the Master's certificate?

A particularly interesting option would be this post bachelors or graduate certificate worth 18 credits, it's like getting a concentration or minor at the institution: https://online.lsu.edu/online-degree-pro...anagement/

@bjcheung77

Would you recommend getting a general Bachelor of Business Administration (BABA) or in Project Management in the Your Pace format from UMPI from a cost standpoint? I am paying for this degree myself and it sounds like the BABA can be done for less than $5k (including Sophia and Study.com). The post grad program at LSU is about $5868. I am concerned about the amount of time some people have reported on instructor feedback at UMPI. It sounds like it can take about 1 week and that students are waiting on being able to move forward on completing assignments in a timely fashion. Also, it sounds like UMPI requires a written assignment after each module?

I was wondering what your opinion is on WGU? What is the next least expensive competency based Bachelor of Business Administration degree? I have heard positive things about WGU. Is it possible to fairly easily get most of the general education and elective 90 credits completedd prior to enrolling at WGU and completing the 30 credits in one term? How realistic is it for someone to get 30 credits in one term?

ece2001biz