Change in TESU credit distibution

[thecontrarian]

Hi everyone, I'm doing the TESU BSBA in accounting and saw some of the threads relating to a catalog change. Assumed it didn't apply to me so got quite a surprise when I checked and theres been a bunch of changes in my course! Luckily most of it doesn't seem to affect me. But I did have one question. I think this is more about my understanding of the course codes than anything. Sorry if this question doesn't make sense!

I'm looking at the course catalog on: 

https://tesu.smartcatalogiq.com/Current/...Accounting

I see this:

D. Scientific Knowledge (6 Credits)
EAS-101 General Earth Science
BIO-208 The Science of Nutrition
For additional TESU course options that will satisfy this area of the degree, go to: https://www.tesu.edu/academics/courses/2019-and-after#World

The two courses I had planned to transfer before are still there at the link (Physics 1 and Astronomy 101).

But ... they're both 100 level courses. I know these 100 and 200 courses are both lower division, but will that matter to TESU that both I picked are 100-level?

[rachel83az]

For gen eds, it's fine if everything is LL. It's also fine if most things are 100-level. As far as I'm aware, the only instance where 100 vs. 200 really matters is in the BALS AOS electives.

[bjcheung77]

Since you're taking the BSBA, the only thing you need to look at for the course numbers is the AOS, you need 12 that are upper level, that's all, the rest can be all lower level in each and every one of your courses. Your capstone will round out the 15 UL required for that degree, so make sure to take 12 credits worth of 300-400 level AOS...

[allvia]

Are you an enrolled student (or just one who applied) at TESU?  When you look at your evaluation it will show your catalog year.  You need to be enrolled to lock in the catalog year.

[dfrecore]

The limit on 100-level courses (6cr max) only applies to the BALS AoS, so you don't have to worry about it.