BSBA Finance Confusion

[lordajax]

Hi everyone, 

I'm a new member here, but I've been looking through the site for a few months now. As of this year, TESU changed the degree description format. I am interested in obtaining the BSBA in Finance. However, the current Area of Study (AOS) requirements are quite limited for me. I remember in 2021 TESU had more options for the AOS requirements. I was wondering if other finance courses can be transferred in to fulfil these requirements? Personally, there are a few courses on the 2022 AOS requirements that I don't even want to do, and would rather swap for other finance electives. 


Area of Study requirements in 2021 (18 credits):

Financial Institutions and Markets OR Money and Banking
International Finance
Advanced Financial Management/Corporation Finance
Advanced Security Analysis and Portfolio Management OR Investments II
Business Forecasting
Commercial Banking
Capital Budgeting Management
Capital Structure Management
Derivatives
Mathematical Analysis of Financial Decisions
Risk Management
Working Capital Management


Area of Study requirements in 2022 (18 credits):

Small Business Finance
International Finance
Risk Management
Security Analysis and Portfolio Management
Financial Institutions and Markets
Fundraising for Nonprofits


I would appreciate any assistance. For what its worth, I did contact TESU and they said that I should apply before asking such questions 

[rachel83az]

The current public catalog at TESU only shows the classes that THEY offer. Once you apply and see your degree evaluation, you'll see that the AOS requirements haven't changed at all. The wiki can help you find the classes you need. https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sa...egree_Plan

It is also strongly recommended here that you do apply and fully enroll as soon as possible. This locks in the catalog and unlocks unlimited evaluations. Doing so will allow you to transfer in credits on a regular basis, helping to prevent your credits from being rejected.

[LevelUP]

I would appreciate any assistance. For what its worth, I did contact TESU and they said that I should apply before asking such questions 

TESU won't answer specific degree plan questions until you sign up with them. After you sign up, typically, they don't like to answer questions for degrees that aren't in your degree plan.

[lordajax]

Thank you both for all your help It prevented me from making a huge error! Much appreciated.