Looking to get a degree from TESU. BSBA in Entrepreneurship.

[David.Hamad]

So, I actually looked into this almost one year ago. Back then I was desperate. I was torn between this route or pursuing a degree traditionally. Since then I've actually got into a better situation financially and now I am registered at my local community college about to start. Just needing to pick my classes. However, I work a lot. Furthermore, even though I am doing a little better financially I cannot afford these classes with their books etc... and right now I can't afford to wait 4 years for a degree. 

Honestly, I feel like I just need to pick a route and start moving.

But I need help. I think the hardest part for me has been just getting started. I need to lay out a step by step plan and go for it!!


http://www.tesu.edu/business/bsba/Entrepreneurship.cfm

I know this is the degree I want to pursue, what next??? How do I go about this. What resources do I need to put together a plan. BTW i'm starting clean, I have some credits from a community college from years ago, micro economics and calc 1 I believe, but barely passed. I was not focused then. I think its best to start fresh. 

Also I have some questions:

• Is it true TESU only allows credits to be transferred during the enrollment process? Does this mean I must complete as many credits as possible before enrolling?? What happens if the degree plan changes!? How are completed credits kept track of for when I transfer them over?? It seems like there are so many ways to acquire credits. It's very overwhelming. 
  
• Credits come from many different sources, what tools are available that will help me find the cheapest/easiest courses to complete for each said credit?
  
• I downloaded a spreadsheet from this forum a while back. I think that will come in handy now. Where did it go?? It was one to help keep track of credits/cost/etc.
  
• How good is straightliner?? $99/m unlimited courses? Free ebooks? I realize these are courses, how long are they usually and how difficult?
  

If anyone wants to partner up in this, maybe have a similar degree or even just start out I'd love to start like a group I would be down. I think that will help keep me on track.