Best way to get new academic eval

[Mian]

What's the best way to get a new academic evaluation for a second bachelor degree? I graduated with the first one in 2019, my account is inactive right now and I don't have any new classes or credits since then.

[dfrecore]

You don't need a new eval; A second bachelor's degree at TESU waives all of your GE, Free Electives, and cornerstone - the only courses you need are the Core/AoS/Capstone and any pre-reqs.

What was your previous degree, and what's the new one you want?

[Mian]

I have the BSBA information systems and wanting BA English

[dfrecore]

I have the BSBA information systems and wanting BA English

So you'll just need to take the major courses (there are no pre-reqs).

AoS - 45cr (18cr of which must be UL)
Survey of Literature I & II (so English Lit I & II or American Lit I & II) - 6cr
A&I Literature - 3cr
Nonwestern Literature - 3cr
Capstone - 3cr
English Electives - 18cr
Humanities Electives - 12cr

Your best bet is to list all of the English and/or Humanities courses you've already taken, and I can tell you if they'll work in the AoS.  Then you'd just need to take the rest.

[Mian]

I have the BSBA information systems and wanting BA English

So you'll just need to take the major courses (there are no pre-reqs).

AoS - 45cr (18cr of which must be UL)
Survey of Literature I & II (so English Lit I & II or American Lit I & II) - 6cr
A&I Literature - 3cr
Nonwestern Literature - 3cr
Capstone - 3cr
English Electives - 18cr
Humanities Electives - 12cr

Your best bet is to list all of the English and/or Humanities courses you've already taken, and I can tell you if they'll work in the AoS.  Then you'd just need to take the rest.

Ok I'll get to them in a minute. I have 170 credits so it's a lot. My biggest problem had been finding upper level courses that don't have pre-requisites and can be taken online.

[rachel83az]

Did you check out https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sa...egree_Plan yet?