Final Transfer Eval in, now where to get credits

[CHken92]

I am enrolled in TESU (BSBA Finance) and just got my Initial Transfer Eval. I'm thrilled, I got 62 credits and all of my RA's are complete.  WGU only gave me 12 for BSBA so I wasn't expecting to be 1/2 done already! 

Also, I would love your opinion to help me get through the rest quick, easy and cheap. I will plan to do 16 at TESU to get residency waived. I don't know if ePacks are the way to go for this or not?  I'm open to any and all suggestions.

Here is my plan based on the eval and what I still need ... I would love recommendations if you think there are better options. 

Sophia
ENC-101: English Comp I
MAN-210rinciples of Mgmt
ECO-111: Macro
ECO-112:Micro
ETH-101:Intro to Ethics

4 FREE CREDITS + 1 Science/1 Humanities needed:
ENS-200 Environmental Science
Ancient Greek Philosophers


Study.com
COM-209ublic Speaking 
MAN-373:Business Communications
ACC-102: Managerial Accounting

6 UL Finance Credits needed:
FIN-304: Security Analysis & Financial Management
FIN-303: Financial Institutions and Markets
(these are relevant to my current work and hopefully would be easy)

Davar
MAN-372: Intl Management
FIN-301: Principles of Finance


TESU
SOS-110: Information Literacy   3 credits
CIS-107: Computer Concepts     3 credits (e-pack)
BUS-421: Capstone                   3 credits
MAR-201:Marketing                   3 credits (e-pack)
STA-201:Statistics                     3 credits (e-pack)
PLA-100                                   1 credit
                                             16 credits


Thanks in advance!

[rachel83az]

You already have English Comp II but not I? Interesting quirk. If you needed both of them, I'd say to go to ONU, CLEP, or TECEP. If you really only need English Comp I, Sophia's isn't completely terrible for that. The TECEP might be slightly faster/easier, though.

I strongly recommend Stats from Sophia and instead do ART-100 at TESU.

For "Public Speaking", do Presentation Skills in the Workplace at Study.com.

Take Principles of Finance at Sophia and Managerial Communication from Davar. (I think)

[LevelUP]

Study.com Presentation Skills is a lot quicker/easier than public speaking.

[CHken92]

You already have English Comp II but not I? Interesting quirk. If you needed both of them, I'd say to go to ONU, CLEP, or TECEP. If you really only need English Comp I, Sophia's isn't completely terrible for that. The TECEP might be slightly faster/easier, though.

I strongly recommend Stats from Sophia and instead do ART-100 at TESU.

For "Public Speaking", do Presentation Skills in the Workplace at Study.com.

Take Principles of Finance at Sophia and Managerial Communication from Davar. (I think)

Great, thanks for the info. This is exactly the help I was looking for.
The English is strange. Back in the day, many moons ago I believe I was able to opt out of English 1 based on ACT scores and only required to do "Honors" English (II), this the glitch. I will absolutely check the TECEP. I could always do a CLEP too if you think that's easier than TECEP?

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I strongly recommend Stats from Sophia and instead do ART-100 at TESU.

Take Principles of Finance at Sophia and Managerial Communication from Davar. (I think)

I'm assuming Art 101 fulfills the Humanities requirement?
Also, the Principles of Finance I need is UL (FIN-300). Which Sophia is equivalent?
Thank you!

[rachel83az]

ART-100 is either an elective or humanities. If you do Art History 1 & 2 at Sophia, ART-100 ought to be even easier. Just as an aside, your 16 credits from TESU don't HAVE to fill degree requirements. It is only really necessary that the capstone & cornerstone do.

And if you need FIN-300 for the AOS, definitely take it from Davar. I thought this was for part E of Business Core. Business core doesn't HAVE to be UL. Only one UL course is required for business core. Everything else can be LL. If it is for business core, the Sophia course is fine.

[CHken92]

ART-100 is either an elective or humanities. If you do Art History 1 & 2 at Sophia, ART-100 ought to be even easier. Just as an aside, your 16 credits from TESU don't HAVE to fill degree requirements. It is only really necessary that the capstone & cornerstone do.

And if you need FIN-300 for the AOS, definitely take it from Davar. I thought this was for part E of Business Core. Business core doesn't HAVE to be UL. Only one UL course is required for business core. Everything else can be LL. If it is for business core, the Sophia course is fine.

Gotcha, I just followed what they put in. It is for business core it looks like. Maybe it would be easier if I post what I need and then just let y'all tell me the easy, quick,cheap way to get it!! I'll do that now.

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OK, for clarification here is what I need, this might be easier than trying to decipher the plan I attempted from the template on wiki.  Quick, cheap and easy is the key!

BSBA GEN:

ENC-101
COM-209
SOS-110
PHI-384
Social science, history or humanities- need 1 credit
Scientific Knowledge- Need 1 credit

PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS REQUIREMENTS:

ACC-102
COMPUTERS
FINANCE (FIN-301 is what they suggested)
MAN-210
MAR-201
MAN-372 -OR- BUS-311
MICRO
MACRO
STATS
MAN-373
CAPSTONE

FINANCE

I need 3 credits which I planned on taking from Sophia (Markets & Investments due to current job, should be easy)

FREE ELECTIVES

2 "Group 2" Credits Needed

 
16 credits must come from TESU.

Thank you!!!!!!!

[rachel83az]

The professional business requirements = business core. Just follow the suggestions on this page: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sa...re_Roadmap

Do you have any UL courses already in Business Core? If you do, you can ignore the suggestions for UL credits. Just go for whatever's easiest.

[bjcheung77]

@CHken92 - FYI, you don't have to worry about the numbering for the courses you have listed. You just need to make sure of the following, 12 Upper Level credits in the AOS and 1 Upper Level in the Business Core. The BSBA Capstone will round out the 18 Upper Level required for the degree...