Degree plan through Study.com

[Flelm]

Straighterline's Intro to Communications will count for all 3.

The DSST for Public Speaking will count for all 3.

[dfrecore]

Does anyone know what will satisfy the remaining 2 credits for the public speaking course at TESU?

Nothing will - you have to take a 3cr course for this. They are all considered duplicates of each other, so taking the Study.com course is useless (it will get replaced by one of the other courses).

[dfrecore]

Just in case anyone were to read this and try to follow the plan, this is no longer up-to-date.

The speech course ended up being downgraded by TESU to 1cr, so you shouldn't use it.

There are actually MORE courses available through Study.com now that will help, especially UL business courses.

And, the price will not be $41/course. That deal went away, and so you're looking at $100/course unless you can find a coupon for the courses (it's $199/mo for 2 exams).

So, to reiterate, don't use this degree plan!

[ndelco]

To add to the update- There is still a coupon through the homeschool co-op but it is now $1800 for one year and 72 credits. It's still a very good deal if you are starting from scratch and can fit in 72 credits. $25 per credit is a very good price and there are a good amount of classes that come into TESU as UL. You can complete almost the entire BSBA GM core and all of the AOS through Study.com now with their recently added classes.

[dfrecore]

Yes, there is a full-year subscription for $1800, and there's also a 3-month subscription for $449.97 (1/4 the price of the year) - which equates to $149.99/mo, so $75 per course ($25/cr). A great deal, and if you don't want to do an entire year, but want to try it out and get 18cr, especially the courses that are harder to find for a lower price.

There are plenty of non-business courses as well, so it's not JUST for BSBA majors. They just don't have the UL courses you'll need for your AOS, so they can't be your only source of credit (and couldn't be even as a business major).