TESU: Math BA, Business Administration AS

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MDCC Credits (20th century): 6 semester hours (originally 9 quarter hours)

• math 3110: Intro To Higher Algebra - 2 (3 qtr hours)
  
• math 3XXX: Math Elective-3000 Level - 2 (3 qtr hours)
  
• math 4107: Intro to Abstract Algebra I - 2 (3 qtr hours)
  

GT Credits (20th century; includes AP credits): 35.33 semester hours (originally 53 quarter hours)

• chem 1101: General Chemistry I - 3.33 (5 qtr hours)
  
• chem 1102: General Chemistry II - 3.33 (5 qtr hours)
  
• engl 1002: Analysis Of Literature & Language II - 2 (3 qtr hours)
  
• hist 1001: U.S. History To 1865 - 2 AP (3 qtr hours)
  
• hps 1040: Health Education - 2 (3 qtr hours)
  
• math 1507: Calculus I - 3.33 AP (5 qtr hours)
  
• math 1508: Calculus II - 3.33 AP (5 qtr hours)
  
• math 1509: Calculus III - 3.33 (5 qtr hours)
  
• math 2507: Calculus IV - 3.33 (5 qtr hours)
  
• math 2508: Calculus V (mostly Linear Algebra) - 2 (3 qtr hours)
  
• math 3012: Applied Combinatorics - 2 (3 qtr hours)
  
• phys 2121: Particle Dynamics - 3.33 (5 qtr hours)
  
• pol 1251: Government Of The U.S. - 2 AP (3 qtr hours)
  

GT Credits (21st century): 88 semester hours

• coa 2242: History of Art II - 3
  
• cs 1100: Freshman Leap Seminar - 1
  
• cs 1301: Intro to Computing - 3
  
• cs 1331: Intro to Object Oriented Programming - 3
  
• cs 1332: Data Structures & Algorithms - 3
  
• cs 2050: Intro to Discrete Math for CS - 3
  
• cs 2110: Computer Organization & Programming - 4
  
• cs 2200: Systems and Networks - 4
  
• cs 2340: Objects and Design - 3
  
• cs 3311: Project Design - 1
  
• cs 3312: Project Implementation - 2
  
• cs 3451: Computer Graphics - 3
  
• cs 3510: Design & Analysis of Algorithms - 3
  
• cs 3600: Intro to Artificial Intelligence - 3
  
• cs 4235: Intro to Information Security - 3
  
• cs 4400: Intro to Database Systems - 3
  
• cs 4455: Video Game Design - 3
  
• cs 4590: Computer Audio - 3
  
• cs 4675: Internet Systems & Services - 3
  
• cs 4863: Special Topics - Computing, Society, & Professionalism - 3
  
• cx 4010: Computational Problem Solving - 3
  
• econ 2106: Principles of Microeconomics - 3
  
• engl 1101: English Composition I - 3
  
• gt 2100: Success Seminar - 1
  
• hist 2112: United States since 1877 - 3
  
• lmc 3214: Science Fiction - 3
  
• lmc 3431: Technical Communication Approaches - 1
  
• lmc 3432: Technical Communication Strategies - 2
  
• math 2106: Foundations of Mathematical Proof - 3
  
• math 2802: Special Topics - Applications of Linear Algebra - 2
  
• math 3215: Probability & Statistics - 3 (single D grade)
  
• phys 2212: Intro to Physics II - 4
  

Is the brick and mortar college you graduated from Georgia Tech? It looks like it because that's most of your credits were from.

If that's the case, why not just go for GT's OMS Cybersecurity? It's only $10K for a master's degree

That is the case, and their Cybersecurity degree is on my radar.

That would be an expense and time sink I am not quite ready for yet.

The problem you have:
1. Linear Algebra only 2 cr, may need to take it again
2. Statistics with a D (not sure whether it's transferable)
3. Need 10 more hours of UPPER LEVEL Mathematics Electives
4. Need a total of 24 new cr after your first BSCS degree
5. Liberal Arts Capstone (~$1700) is mandatory
6. Residency Waiver of $3354 if <15 TESU resident hours

After all that, would an OMS Cybersecurity be that much more expensive or actually cheaper than a 2nd bachelor's?

For your third point, how many UL math credits do I need overall? I count 11 3XXX-level math credits, out of 31 math credits (34 if they count CS-2050).

Oh, and would most all my CS classes come in under Natural Sciences and Mathematics Electives? Would that help to offset required upper level credits?