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I'm going for a TESU BSBA degree, do I need a science with labs? I was going to take some science courses through Sophia but I don't want to take all of them through Sophia and then find out I need a Straighterline science course or something that comes with labs. Also, how many science course do I need exactly?
ALEKS(9): College Algebra, Trig, Intro to Statistics
Sophia(42): Intro to Sociology, Human Biology, Environmental Science, Ancient Greek Philosophers, Developing Effective Teams, Essentials of Managing Conflict, Art History I, Approaches to Studying Religions, History I, History II, Introduction to Psychology, Visual Communications, Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Intro to Information Technology, Student Success
Straighterline(6): English Comp I, English Comp II
The Institutes(2): Ethics 312
TEEX(16): Cyber Security 101/201/301, Death Investigation, Basic Criminal Investigation, Foundations of Courtroom Testimony, Basic Property Technician, Foundations of Forensic Photography
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TESU does not require a lab
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(08-19-2018, 04:00 PM)jsd Wrote: TESU does not require a lab
They do not require a science lab for the BSBA - so you're good without one. They only requires a science w/lab were specifically listed in the degree requirements - in example the BS in Technical Studies (where it happens to require two of them)
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Sorry, you’re right. I was speaking specifically of the TESU BSBA and should have been more clear.
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(08-20-2018, 02:23 PM)jsd Wrote: Sorry, you’re right. I was speaking specifically of the TESU BSBA and should have been more clear.
I knew that is what you meant, but I figured odds were high that others might read it as general statement and not as the direct response that it was to the OPs specific degree question.
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