3 credits in quantitative reasoning for $39 (ACE)

[CSMlearn]

Those school are definitely on the list of institutions we are contacting! The process takes some time, but it is underway.

[eriehiker]

I am transferring credits into a TESU credit bank. This class appears as BUS-210, Quantitative Skills Business on my unofficial transcript.

[DeanLewis]

That's awesome! In the current university catalog, the course description for BUS-210 closes with "This course is also designed to
measure a student's competency in quantitative reasoning/literacy, one of the institutional learning outcomes."

So it looks like we have an inexpensive class to fulfill the quantitative literacy requirement on our hands. I was hoping for that!

[Tedium]

Maybe CSMLearn will update their articulation agreement page soon with the new info. I thought it was kind of odd they got to COSC before TESU. COSC seems to be the last one to get listings on stuff like that.

[Mil0]

Glad this thread popped up the other day. I just finished the CSM course. I put in the request to add it to my ACE transcript.

Do I have to send it to TESU via ACE and pay the $15 to ACE again? If that's the case, I'll probably wait until there is something else on there since I just sent my first ACE transcript back in January and all of the credits I've earned via SDC are being sent directly to TESU (I'm adding them to my ACE as well).

While I was taking the course, I could have sworn one of the "did you know" kind of questions said you could send transcripts but I'm second guessing myself.

[natshar]

I am transferring credits into a TESU credit bank.  This class appears as BUS-210, Quantitative Skills Business on my unofficial transcript.

That's weird I e-mailed TESU and they told me it would transfer as "general math I" so I decided not to take it. Either way, I don't think BUS-210 counts as the QR requirement for a BSBA does it?

[eriehiker]

I pulled up an academic evaluation for a BSBA in Finance and this was the math portion of the evaluation:

E: Mathematics 3 SH (Complete)
For TESU course options, go to BUS 210 Quantit ative Methods for Decision Makers

or STA-201 Principles of Statistics
(DEGREE REQUIREMENT)
Source Course Title Term Grade SH TESU # Notes
3 BUS-210 Quantitative Skills Business 12/17/18 CR 3.00 BUS-210
*NE

There is another Math line in the evaluation, so YMMV.

[Merlin]

I am transferring credits into a TESU credit bank.  This class appears as BUS-210, Quantitative Skills Business on my unofficial transcript.

That's weird I e-mailed TESU and they told me it would transfer as "general math I" so I decided not to take it. Either way, I don't think BUS-210 counts as the QR requirement for a BSBA does it?

The folks in advising appear to guess a lot when they don't know the answer, so I always take anything they tell me with a bit of skepticism until I see it corroborated by posts from the forum here. With new courses, the only way to be sure is to submit something for evaluation to see where it lands. Once it has been evaluated by TESU, you can usually count on the evaluation to remain consistent unless ACE changes its recommendation or TESU undergoes another policy change.

[Supermind]

So, TESU accepts it as Gen-Math 1? Which means it would suit a BA-LS degree?

[Merlin]

So, TESU accepts it as Gen-Math 1? Which means it would suit a BA-LS degree?

Per the evaluation above it appears to be coming in as BUS-210 (Quantitative Methods for Decision Makers) rather than Gen Math I.