Recommendation on Classes - BABA

[BSBRose21]

I have officially received my updated UMPI evaluations for the BLS and the BBA.  There are a few more classes that have not been added yet that were just completed:

Sophia Business Law
Sophia Intro to Chemistry with Lab
Study.com Bus 209

Since my career is in the business world, I would prefer to start the BBA instead of the BLS.  When enrolling in classes, is there a specific order that I should try to complete these classes?  Are there any that are easier to knock out than others? 

I know this will take at least two terms, but I am excited to begin!

[ss20ts]

You want to complete Spanish on Sophia and transfer it to UMPI. Trust me! The professor is VERY difficult at UMPI.

Go for the BABA. It will mean more than the BLS.

There's no particular order to take classes at UMPI. Very few have prereqs. Start with 2 you find the most interesting. Then add one that isn't I find switching back and forth keeps me motivated.

[DolceDolce]

You want to complete Spanish on Sophia and transfer it to UMPI. Trust me! The professor is VERY difficult at UMPI.

Go for the BABA. It will mean more than the BLS.

There's no particular order to take classes at UMPI. Very few have prereqs. Start with 2 you find the most interesting. Then add one that isn't I find switching back and forth keeps me motivated.

I saw this in regards to Spanish, will French fulfill this foreign language requirement?  I completed that at a CC.  I surely don't want a difficult professor!

[LevelUP]

You want to complete Spanish on Sophia and transfer it to UMPI. Trust me! The professor is VERY difficult at UMPI.

Go for the BABA. It will mean more than the BLS.

There's no particular order to take classes at UMPI. Very few have prereqs. Start with 2 you find the most interesting. Then add one that isn't I find switching back and forth keeps me motivated.

I saw this in regards to Spanish, will French fulfill this foreign language requirement?  I completed that at a CC.  I surely don't want a difficult professor!

Yes, French will work too.

[ss20ts]

I saw this in regards to Spanish, will French fulfill this foreign language requirement?  I completed that at a CC.  I surely don't want a difficult professor!

As long as you earned a C- or above, it will transfer and fulfill the foreign language requirement. The BABA only needs 3 credits of foreign language.

[bjcheung77]

@DolceDolce, Yes! The French course (even an introductory 100 level) will go into the language requirement as long as you have a passing grade of C- or higher. My suggestion for you is to review the UMPI degree links, create a spreadsheet and link us to your viewable not editable template and we can then comment on what to do with the remaining courses.

[DolceDolce]

@DolceDolce, Yes!  The French course (even an introductory 100 level) will go into the language requirement as long as you have a passing grade of C- or higher.  My suggestion for you is to review the UMPI degree links, create a spreadsheet and link us to your viewable not editable template and we can then comment on what to do with the remaining courses.

Thank you BJCheung!  So what I need to do next, is go to the UMPI online degree site, pull up the BABA class list, type that into a spreadsheet and link it here for you guys to help me sort out?  Do I do this link via Google Docs?  Is there a Blank Template Excel floating around here, that I can just type over/edit to fit my individual classes?

So I went to the BABA Management and Leadership Degree Plan per your link "Plans" and that looked daunting, then I saw that GE is even another page with so many classes listed. I'm so confused. So if something says "1A" and it's on 3 lines, that means that I have all those choices to fill just the one 1A, right?

[bjcheung77]

Yup, create a spreadsheet on your one drive or google drive, it only has 40 courses and put your current college credits in. You should use the spreadsheet for reference and tracking purposes. Yes, You don't need to look at the 1A, it'll tell you the course names, make sure to have those 13 courses in the General Education area sections, one has to be a science and lab.