Which college would be the cheapest for me?

OK. As some of you may know, I plan to get at least two bachelor's degrees- one in history and one in business. The major problem for me is money.
I've already taken (based on my TESC evaluation):
Community College:
Acc 101 (Principles of Accounting)
Com 209 (Public Speaking)
Eng 101-102
Mat 121 (College Algebra)
Mus 100 (Music appreciation)
Phi 101 (Intro to Philosophy)
Phi 180 (Intro to Ethics)
Pos 110 (American Government)
Pos 210 (State and local government)
His 101 (Western Civ I)
Gen 299 (Honors Seminar)

AP:
Psychology
US History

CLEP:
German (2)
Computers
Sociology
Microeconomics
Macroeconomics
Physical Science
Western Civ II
American Literature
British Literature
Analyzing and interpreting Literature
Business Law I

DSST:
Educational Psychology
Human Growth and development
Statistics
Rise and Fall of the Soviet Union
History of the Modern Middle East
History of the Vietnam War
Civil War and Reconstruction
World Religions
Finance and Banking
Environment and Humanity
Organizational Behavior
Substance Abuse

USAF (via CAP):
1 Unit (Lower) Radio & Television Broadcasting (TESC has Rtv 199)
2 Units (Lower) Communication skills (TESC has Com 108)
1 Unit (Lower) Leadership (TESC has Hrm 315- and can apply it to Business)
2 Units (Higher) Military History (TESC has His 253- and does not apply it to a history major)

ACE courses taken:
2 Units (Lower) Library Techniques (USDA Grad School)
2 Units (Lower) Introduction to Computer Security (TEEX)
UExcel Exams
World Conflicts since 1900
FEMA:
Lots of them

Courses/Exams I am planning on taking for my undergraduate (Asterisks are ones I'm enrolled in)
ALEKS Precal*
CSU-Pueblo Fairy Tales as Literature*
NFA Fire Safety Education (ACE)*
University of Idaho Library science courses (400-level only)
Uexcel Business Ethics
Uexcel Human Resource Management
UExcel Labor Relations
UExcel Operations Management
UExcel Principles of Finance
DSST Business Law II
DSST Intro to Business
DSST Management Information Systems
DSST Personal Finance
DSST Principles of Supervision
USAF Squadron Officer School
Saylor Principles of Marketing
Saylor Principles of Management
Any other business Saylor courses
Straighterline Accounting 102
Any Straighterline courses that could help that I don't have covered
CAEL PLA course (including a PLA)
TEEX Computer Security courses

Any things you think I should take for a BA in History and BS in Business?
What college would be my best buy for all this? Do my Uexcel courses qualify me for Excelsior evaluation/admission for free?

 

Have you looked into the option of the BA in History and an inexpensive MBA from Wayne State, Amberton, West Texas A&M, etc.?

Online Degree Programs in Business | GetEducated.com

 

Completing a degree at TESC under the Per Credit Tuition Plan is the absolute cheapest way I've found to complete a bachelor's degree at a regionally accredited school. Passing Uexcels will not give you any special treatment at Excelsior. However, completing TECEPs will allow you to avoid the enrollment fee at TESC. Read the thread below for an explanation. The prices are little higher now, but the concept is still the same.
http://www.degreeinfo.com/general-distance-learning-discussions/47971-even-without-fema-acceptance-tesc-degree-can-still-cheap.html

TESC will not let you double major in history and business since these degrees come from two different schools within the college. You would have to graduate with one and then earn 24 new credits for the second.
Sanantone's General Education Options - Degree Forum Wiki
Sanantone's BSBA General Management - Degree Forum Wiki
Sanantone's BA in History - Degree Forum Wiki

 

Thanks! I am taking the UExcel courses since the test center is within walking distance.
So, I couldn't submit all my stuff at once, with the numerous business courses taking care of all the extra stuff I'd need to get a Business degree?