Now that we live in a world of internet and distance education, anyone ever visit or plan on visiting schools such as TESC after maybe getting a degree from them? Like myself, wouldn't mind one day driving to ROSWELL, NEW MEXICO, and dropping in on ENMU-R to see the school that I attained a degree from. Also maybe LSU one day in Baton Rouge to see that school I once took or course in. Or maybe even one day dropping in on ACE in Dupont Circle in DCA to check that out. It would be pretty cool. As for LATEBLOOMER whom game me the idea on another thread, I believe TRENTON NJ is not anywhere on the Jersey shore nor really that close to it. It borders Pennsylvania if anything, north of Philly along the Delaware river. I'm not a cap and gown kind of guy, but would just like to drop on in one day if I ever do degree it out from them.

Ok, I see lots of degrees listed here, some with two or three degrees or even more. (Guess I should list all mine too.) My question is, has your degrees paid off yet? Are you guys/gals working in the field you want? Are you disappointed in your education to pay results? Are you satisfied? Are you still hopeful of becoming CEO or management? Are you biding time? I understand average age of Tesc students are 40. I'm assuming by looking at the POTUS question poll, most were born here during Reagan or Clinton. 20's and 30's. How is college paying off these days in this bad economy? Anyone here breaking 6 figures?

I am writing practice essays for the english comp test and have found plenty of prompts for the first essay. Anyone have prompts for the 2nd essay which requires citing 2 sources?

According to the ACE site, CUNA courses are ACE approved (ACE CREDIT | The National Guide to College Credit for Workforce Training).

Has anyone taken any course through CUNA? It looks like you actually have to be working for a credit union to be able to take these.

Ok, here is what I read a while back. Written by, to my surprise, was Bill O'brien of the FAA whom I saw personally give a lecture in Utica New York in 1993 for graduating A/C mechanics at Mohawk Valley Community College auditorium. Incidentally, MVCC had a deal with our aviation school of Riverside School of Aeronautics to accept one year of college after attending the aviation maintenance program. I thought this was a bad deal, especially since I had a previous Associates Degree from another school from another era. Now read this link. I about flipped when I read this. It was such a great deal, I went ahead and did it. I only needed one more course, at 145 bucks, and I got an AAS from ENMU in Aviation Mx Technology. I'm trying to pull something similar with TESC, lets see how many they take. Anyone with aviation should read this article. It was this article that helped me achieve an AAS from ENMU-R.

What If? Affordable college credits - AviationPros.com - Page 2

Hi All

I am trying to finishing up and figure out the easiest path. I realized I am closer to a BA in Social Sciences than Liberal studies. What tests would you suggest? Also, do you think Crimial Justice might be a quicker route? I just took Technical writing Dsst that is not showing on eval.

What are your thoughts? Thanks in adavnce. All your advice has helped me obtain an AAS Safety and Security and closer to my BA.

Program Status: In Progress
Current.......... Anticipated(*).......
Required Earned Remaining Additional Remaining
Institutional Credits: 69.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Institutional GPA....: Met
Combined Credits: 120.00 88.00 32.00 6.00 26.00
Combined GPA....: 2.000 3.011 Met

(*) Anticipates completion of in-progress and registered courses
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Statuses: W=Waived, C=Complete, I=In progress, N=Not started
P=Pending completion of unfinished activity
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P) 1: BA General Education Distribution (42 SH)
Credits: 42
Complete all 5 subrequirements:
C) A: English Composition
> Complete one full year of English Composition with a grade

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> of C or better.
Credits: 6
GPA Achieved/Needed: none / 2.000
C) Group 1
Credits: 6

ENC-101 English Composition I...... 09/01/10 CR 3 *NE
ENC-102 English Composition II..... 09/01/10 CR 3 *NE

C) B: Humanities
> Complete 12 semester hours of Humanities, including at
> least two subject areas.
Credits: 12
LIT-292 Analysis and Inter of Lit I 03/01/11 CR 3 *NE
LIT-291 Analysis & Interpre Literat 03/01/11 CR 3 *NE
ENG-230 Introduction to Drama...... 05/05/95 A 3 *TE
COM-300 Intro. to Business Commun.. 05/31/11 CR 3 *NE

P) C: Social Sciences
> Complete 12 semester hours in the Social Sciences,
> including at least two subject areas.
Credits: 12
HIS-114 American History II........ 12/01/03 B 3 *TE
SOC-101 Introduction to Sociology.. 03/01/92 C 3 *TE
SOC-322 Cultural Diversity in the U 02/02/22 --- ( 3) *IP *TE
SOS-440 Terrorism.................. 02/02/22 --- ( 3) *IP *TE

C) D: Mathematics
> Complete a 3 semester hour college-level Mathematics
> course.
MAT-129 Precalculus for Technology. 05/25/11 CR 3 *NE

C) E: Natural Sciences
> Complete 9 semester hours in the Natural Sciences,
> including at least two subject areas.
Credits: 9
MAT-121 College Algebra............ 05/23/11 CR 3 *NE
COS-101 Introduction to Computers.. 05/04/11 CR 3 *NE
MAT-115 Intermediate Algebra....... 03/20/11 CR 3 *NE
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I) 2: BA General Education Electives (18 SH)
> Complete 18 semester hours from any of the following
> General Education subjects: Humanities, Social Sciences,
> Natural Sciences or Mathematics.
Credits: 7 Required: 18 Remaining: 11
STA-201 Principles of Statistics... 05/13/11 CR 3 *NE
BIO-101 Introductory Biology....... 08/01/10 C 4 *TE
___________________________________________________ 11 credits needed
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I) 3: BA Social Science 2010 (33 SH)
Credits: 2
GPA Achieved/Needed: none / 2.000
Complete both subrequirements:
N) A: Concentration (27)
> Complete 27 credits in the Social Sciences. At least THREE
> different subjects must be included for breadth of
> knowledge. A student must earn at least 12 semester hours
> in ONE subject. A maximum of 18 semester hours can be

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> earned in any ONE subject area in order to have a balanced
> interdisciplinary concentration. A maximum of TWO college
> level courses equating to the 100 level can be applied
> toward the area of concentration. A deeper knowledge of
> subjects is provided by requiring that a minimum of 18
> semester hours be at the 300 and/or 400 level. **It is
> highly recommended that course LIB-495 be completed to
> satisfy 3 semester hours of this requirement.**
___________________________________________________ 27 credits needed

I) B: Concentration (6)
> Complete 6 semester hours of Social Sciences coursework at

> any college level.
GOG-100 Introduction to Geography.. 04/01/91 CR 2 *NE
____________________________________________________ 4 credits needed
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C) 4: BA Free Electives (27 SH)
> Complete 27 semester hours of Free Electives.
Credits: 27
LAW-202 Business Law II............ 05/05/95 A- 3 *TE
LES-150 Intro. to the Courts....... 05/05/95 A- 3 *TE
SES-101 Keyboarding I.............. 04/01/91 CR 3 *NE
EDM-122 Role/Volunteer Agen in Em.M 08/20/10 CR 1 *NE
EDM-223 Special Events Contingency 08/20/10 CR 1 *NE
EDM-130 Eng.Prin.& Prac Flood Prone 08/01/10 CR 1 *NE
EDM-190 Build.For Earthqua.Of Tomor 08/01/10 CR 1 *NE
EDM-225 Public Assistance Operation 08/01/10 CR 1 *NE
EDM-221 Intro Public Assistance Pro 08/01/10 CR 1 *NE
EDM-290 Intro to Debris Oper in Fem 06/25/10 CR 1 *NE
EDM-107 Principles of Emer Manageme 06/21/10 CR 1 *NE
EDM-120 Orien.To Comm.Dis. Exercize 06/21/10 CR 1 *NE
EDM-192 Animals in Disaster-B Com P 06/21/10 CR 1 *NE
EDM-191 Animals in Disaster-A...... 06/21/10 CR 1 *NE
EDM-242 Anticip Hazardous Weather & 06/17/10 CR 1 *NE
EDM-208 Decision Making & Problem S 06/17/10 CR 1 *NE
EDM-207 Leadership and Influence... 06/17/10 CR 1 *NE
EDM-224 Emergency Planning......... 06/17/10 CR 1 *NE
EDM-126 State Disaster Management.. 06/17/10 CR 1 *NE
EDM-203 Exercise Design............ 06/17/10 CR 1 *NE
EDM-209 Effective Communications... 06/13/10 CR 1 *NE
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Im a little confused.
I am about 2 months from completing my CCAF and i want to go for the Bachelors of Science in Technology.
My CCAF is Aviation Management. Am i able to transfer my CCAF into the Technology degree plan still?
it says •Bachelor of Science in Technology - matched to the CCAF AAS degree in Computer Science Technology.

Im a bit confused and appreciate all the help i recieve!

Hi I can't seem to find out how to post a new threat can someone inbox me or help! Much appreciated!

Anyone have any tips on how to prepare for the Essay portion of the English Literature ClEP test. It's required by my school and I can't find much in the way of study tips.


Thanks!

Congrats to Dr. John who passed his first Clep today. Your first one down. Has anyone taken Principles of Microeconomics and Macroeconomics? How was it?