Degree Help TESU

[testchamp]

I just received my unofficial evaluation from TESU and I am looking at which route I should take. I am looking to complete my bachelors. I was looking towards business, history, liberal studies or a different degree that could be done sooner. If you could point me in the direction to which is going to take me the shortest amount of courses/testing I would appreciate it so much!

Course/Section and Title Credits
ARC-101 Intro. to Western Archaeology A- 3.00
ART-100 A World of Art A- 3.00
ENG-216 Bus. Letter & Rep. Writing I 3.00
MAR-201 Principles of Marketing 3.00
ECO-112 Microeconomics 4.00
FIL-160 Intro. to the History of Film 4.00
ECO-111 Macroeconomics 4.00
MAR-223 Advertising 3.00
HIS-122 World History II 4.00
PHI-101 Introduction to Philosophy 3.0
PSY-101 Introduction to Psychology 4.00
HUM-199 Spec. Stud. in Selected Topics 1.00
HIS-121 World History I 4.00
CIS-107 Computer Concepts and Appl 3.00
GOG-100 Introduction to Geography 3.00
AST-101 Introductory Astronomy 3.00
BIO-102 Biology of Human Concerns 4.00
ENC-102 English Composition II 3.00
HIS-113 American History I 3.00
SOC-101 Introduction to Sociology 3.00
CAP-101 Microcomputer Software App lns
COM-108 Fundamentals of Speech 3.00
ENC-101 English Composition I 3.00
POS-110 American Government 3.00


Total Earned Credits
77.00



Just completed the ethics from the Institutes.
Financial Accounting
Business Law

[testchamp]

I am going to take these classes at study.com and Just wondering if I should take something else if not doing business
Business 106: Human Resource Management TESU=MAN-331 : Human Resources Management
Business 107: Organizational Behavior TESU= MAN-311 : Organizational Behavior

[dfrecore]

I think business is a good choice for you, because you already have most of your gen ed's (actually too many, you'll lose some credits there). And you have some of your business courses already done, so it should be the cheapest/fastest way to go at this point.

I have a degree plan for you that should help.

You either need 1 ACC or 1 FIN course in the AOS, and then you can choose from anywhere for the final 2 courses. Lots of choices here, many of them inexpensive.

[Synicaal]

I think business is a good choice for you, because you already have most of your gen ed's (actually too many, you'll lose some credits there). And you have some of your business courses already done, so it should be the cheapest/fastest way to go at this point.

I have a degree plan for you that should help.

You either need 1 ACC or 1 FIN course in the AOS, and then you can choose from anywhere for the final 2 courses. Lots of choices here, many of them inexpensive.

ALEKS is also a cheap option for the two math courses you will need. Depending on how quickly you can work on it. ALEKS is 20$ and you will only need 2 courses but that's 6credits for $20, That's about 3.33 per credit. You would have to work rather quick as it is set to lose ACE recommended credit on the 31st of this month but still doable.

[testchamp]

Thank you guys so much! I have my first math class being transferred over so I think I will only need stats. Any other tips I would appreciate it greatly!!!

[testchamp]

I asked TESU what degree they think that I should focus on and this is what they said

After review of your previous credits, I recommend the BA Liberal Studies. It is the degree that accepts the greatest variety of credits and has the most flexibility.

Take care.

Should you have additional questions, please create a new ticket by sending an email to academicadvising@tesc.edu with your degree program in the subject line. Thank you.