TESU Open Course Degree

[ROYISAGIRL]

Here's everything I have completed I didn't add the Straighterline, Saylor, or OnlineDegree Courses I didn't finish yet.

JST: MILITARY TRAINING
 61

J.SARGEANT REYNOLD'S: 22 SEMESTER CREDITS ( 2 YEAR COMMUNITY COLLEGE)
ENG 111: 3S-(A) COLLEGE COMPOSTION 1
ENG 112: 3S (A) COLLEGE COMPOSITION 2
ENG 217: 3S (B) POETRY WRITTING
SOC 200: 3S (B) INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY
NAS 150: 3S (B) HUMAN BIOLOGY
PSY 201: 3S (A) INTRO TO PSYCOLOGY
SDV 100: 1S © INTRO TO COLLEGE
MDL 105: 3S (B) PHLEBOTOMY

FEMA:
29

AMERICAN PUBLIC UNIVERSITY SYSTEMS: 3 SEMESTER CREDITS ( 4 YEAR)
LIT210: 3S © ENGLISH LITERATURE BEOWULF TO THE 18TH CENTURY

SOPHIA:
2 FREE COURSES (2 CR)

CAPELLA UNIVERSITY: 9 SEMESTER CREDITS ( 4 YEAR)
BUS3006: 6S (B) DEVELOPE A HEALTHCARE PERSSPECTIVE
BUS3012: 3S (B) FUNDAMENTALS OF LEADERSHIP
BUS3062: 3S (B) FUNDAMENTALS OF FINANCE

TEEX:
 CYBER 101/102/103 (6CR)

NFA:
SAFETY (1 CR)

INSTITUTES:
ETHICS (2CR)

RANDOM CREDITS THAT SOME SCHOOLS TAKE ( NOT ALL SCHOOLS TAKE OTHER VET COURSES CAPELLA DOES)

PENN FOSTER- VET PROGRAM - 22.50

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I’m not sure why you’re looking for an Associate degree when you may be much closer to a Bachelor degree.  If I would hazard a guess, I would think you have mainly all lower level courses.  You may just require 15 UL and the Capstone for a degree if you’re looking at the BALS.

I don't know probably because I have a short attention span for things like school and if I have to do something for more than 2 or so years I get antsy and I can't focus beyond that. I know it's kinda weird

From what you've listed, it looks like you already have enough for the Pierpont BOG AAS, may need a math class. Not sure what your JST has but it may be applicable to a BS Technical Studies at TESU.

I would skip over an associates (or get 1 or 2 along the way) and just get a Bachelor's at TESU. I don't think it would take you 2 years. I think you could finish a capstone and any other requirements in under 6 months.

I recommend you go ahead and apply to TESU(and COSC/Excelsior if you want to  see more options) and send them all of your transcripts(including JST). You can then explore the Online student services academic evaluation and the "what if" function to see how it all could apply to a BS in Liberal Studies, BS Technical Studies, or BS Business Administration then choose the path(or paths) of least resistance.

ok that makes sense. I'm a little hesitate about the Pierpoint BOG AAS, think I read in a recent post someone was having problems getting a transcript from them because the system didn't read them as there since they transferred all courses in. I guess I could eliminate that if I take a math class ( I hate math lol) there. You gave me a lot to think about thank you!!!

[MNomadic]

Actually I just checked and it looks like they require 6 math/science so you may be covered with biology and one other science.
https://www.pierpont.edu/ac/programs/board-governors
BOG Communication Coursework
3
CH(s)
BOGV COMM
BOG Communication Coursework
3
CH(s)
BOGV MASC
BOG Mathematics/Science Coursework
3
CH(s)
BOGV MASC
BOG Mathematics/Science Coursework
3
CH(s)
BOGV SOCS
BOG Social Sciences Coursework
3
CH(s)
BOGV SOCS
BOG Social Sciences Coursework
3
CH(s)
BOGV COMP
BOG Computer Literacy Coursework
3
CH(s)

I agree the BOG AAS may not be the best degree for the very reason you mentioned.

For good math options, see:
https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...est-Course

And

https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...es-at-TESU

[ROYISAGIRL]

I forgot that SOPHIA had math! I'll try one of them Since I have a free class left from having a good GPA with Capella.

[bjcheung77]

You've got the JST! I highly recommend seeing what they give you for a BS Tech Studies, but your Penn Foster are NA credits, it will not transfer over, your FEMA also won't transfer over, at max you have 90 credits. That's great already, you've got just a bit more to go to get your BALS or BS Tech. I recommend applying and sending everything in to see what they give you and where... if your Tech Studies UL/LL are all filled - stay with that degree. If it's missing many courses, especially the UL ones, switch to the BALS.

[ROYISAGIRL]

Are you talking about applying to TESU?

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[bjcheung77]

Yup, I would apply to TESU. Unless you are thinking of trying to Salvage those FEMA by going with COSC, or getting those NA credits by trying Excelsior/WGU. I wouldn't want to waste time apply to all four. And in regards to getting that AA, you can get it en route to your BA - FREE.

[ROYISAGIRL]

I think I'll go this route.

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