Degree Plan, TESC----ASBA Plan

[Katrina]

Hi guys, So I have had to redo my degree plan, I am military and we are stationed in England, I am trying to do everything as fast, and least costly as possible, so I have CLEPS, DSST, and SL on here. My degree plan, requires 12 res credits from TECEP, so I had to choice some without conflicting....Please let me know if you think there is an easier exam or better way to do some of theses course/test.. thank you !!!


English Composition-- need (6)
SL0005 (3) English Composition I SL
SL0006 (3) English compostion II SL

Humanities-- need (6)
LIT-291/292-CE (6) Analyzing and Interpreting Literature CLEP

Social Science-- need (9)
SL007 (3) Economics II Macroeconmoics SL
PSY-270-TE Psychology of women TECEP
PSY-101-CE (3) Introductory Psychology CLEP

Natural Sciences and Mathematics-- need (6)
(3) College Algebra this course though ALEKS
ENS-201-DE (3) Environment of Humanity DSST

General Education Electives-- need (3)
SOC-210-TE (3) Marriage and the Family TECEP

Management Core--(18)--Have to have these--
SL0009 (3) Accounting I SL
SL0010 (3) Accounting II SL
SL0013 (3) Business Law SL
SL0026- (3) Principles of Management-SL
MAR-301-CE (3) Principles of Marketing CLEP
COS-101-DE (3) Introduction to Computers/CIS DSST

Business Electives- need (6)
MAR-322-TE (3) Sales Management TECEP
MAR-323-TE (3) Advertising TECEP

Free Electives- need (6) DONE
IS-7 FEMA course (1) PASSED
IS-208.a FEMA course (1) PASSED
IS-235.b FEMA course (1) PASSED
IS-240.a FEMA course (1) PASSED
IS-241.a FEMA course (1) PASSED
IS-242.a FEMA course (1) PASSED

[michaelfrye1970]

I don't know if you can change it. But if you enroll with TESC without using the military plan and just as a regular student there isn't a resident requirement. The difference being the price of per credit hour(as military its the same as in state otherwise it is out of state. So if your original plan was to CLEP,DSST,SL, and ALEKS everything then it wouldn't make that much of a difference. I'm retired military and that is the route I am taking. I may take one course with TESC and that is about it.

[jmichelle79]

Woops double post.

[jmichelle79]

Your plan looks good. My degree plan is based on BSBA (its a work in progress). You can look at my sig for idea's.
Good Luck!

[Katrina]

I don't know if you can change it. But if you enroll with TESC without using the military plan and just as a regular student there isn't a resident requirement. The difference being the price of per credit hour(as military its the same as in state otherwise it is out of state. So if your original plan was to CLEP,DSST,SL, and ALEKS everything then it wouldn't make that much of a difference. I'm retired military and that is the route I am taking. I may take one course with TESC and that is about it.

I am planning on doing everything CLEP, DSST,SL, and ALEKS. So I take it, it doesn't make a difference then, I did state that in my thread, I am getting a bit confused. I am trying to graduate, ASAP, but also on low money. I thought the best way of doing that would be with the military option with TESC, which requires I take 12 res credits....

[centurionpizza]

If money isn't the issue is starter line a good option? I don't do we'll with test, and don't want to go to a facility to take a test. My biggest struggle is English Comp (grammar). It's my biggest hurdle in starting to get my degree. I would like to eventually get an MBA, but start slowly with the ASBA first. Any suggestions on this?

[sanantone]

Straighterline and Penn Foster are great options for those who want to take self-paced courses. Although, some PF courses require a proctor, and they don't use ProctorU (an online proctor service that's used by SL). There is also Propero, but there have been some negative reviews of their courses on this forum.