TESU Business/Society

[dfrecore]

I repeat my questions from post #3 as well, in other words, what's the situation? Could you screenshot your evaluation without your personal details... "I'm a tad confused, if you took it in 2021, you should have it already in your degree plan. Did you get it evaluated already? Were did it fall for you? Is it in the other courses below the requirements?"

All the courses I took from Sophia since 2022 have not been evaluated yet including the Intro to Ethics. I am finishing up on my Coursera courses (PM and Digital MK) before I send them. The business ethics I took from Instantcert in 2021 were evaluated and placed on "GE Ethical Leadership requirement".

What I am asking is if when I get Intro to Ethics evaluated, it should come in "GE Ethical Leadership requirement" and as a result, does it push Business Ethics out and into Business/Society?

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If you didn't already transfer it in, it appears you're out of luck: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/So...lency_List

This is why we tell students to transfer courses to TESU on a regular basis. Once it's in, you're good. But if they change the equivalency and you haven't already sent it in... too bad.

I still don't get what you are saying.... Sophia Principle of Management transfers as MAN 301 right??? When did that change?

Business Ethics does NOT count towards the Business Core - it's a Gen Ed (Humanities course) or Free Elective.  (and it has NEVER counted towards the core requirement).

I think that the info on the Wiki is wrong, and that TESU DOES take Sophia's Intro to Management course as UL, but I'm not 100% certain.  It changed FROM LL TO UL at some point along the way, and I don't think the switched it back.  The wiki could easily be outdated in one course here and there.

Your best bet on Intro to Management is to send it in and see what they bring it in as.

I would not wait to send your credits in - waiting more than a year is a terrible idea - I wouldn't let it go more than 6 months, but certainly every year before July 1 is a must as that's when they change a lot of their policies.  You want your credits locked in at least a couple of times a year.

[splirow]

I repeat my questions from post #3 as well, in other words, what's the situation? Could you screenshot your evaluation without your personal details... "I'm a tad confused, if you took it in 2021, you should have it already in your degree plan. Did you get it evaluated already? Were did it fall for you? Is it in the other courses below the requirements?"

All the courses I took from Sophia since 2022 have not been evaluated yet including the Intro to Ethics. I am finishing up on my Coursera courses (PM and Digital MK) before I send them. The business ethics I took from Instantcert in 2021 were evaluated and placed on "GE Ethical Leadership requirement".

What I am asking is if when I get Intro to Ethics evaluated, it should come in "GE Ethical Leadership requirement" and as a result, does it push Business Ethics out and into Business/Society?

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If you didn't already transfer it in, it appears you're out of luck: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/So...lency_List

This is why we tell students to transfer courses to TESU on a regular basis. Once it's in, you're good. But if they change the equivalency and you haven't already sent it in... too bad.

I still don't get what you are saying.... Sophia Principle of Management transfers as MAN 301 right??? When did that change?

Business Ethics does NOT count towards the Business Core - it's a Gen Ed (Humanities course) or Free Elective.  (and it has NEVER counted towards the core requirement).

I think that the info on the Wiki is wrong, and that TESU DOES take Sophia's Intro to Management course as UL, but I'm not 100% certain.  It changed FROM LL TO UL at some point along the way, and I don't think the switched it back.  The wiki could easily be outdated in one course here and there.

Your best bet on Intro to Management is to send it in and see what they bring it in as.

I would not wait to send your credits in - waiting more than a year is a terrible idea - I wouldn't let it go more than 6 months, but certainly every year before July 1 is a must as that's when they change a lot of their policies.  You want your credits locked in at least a couple of times a year.

Yeah, let me send them.. I guess I will update you guys on all my questions once its in.

[bjcheung77]

Hmm... If you haven't sent in all your information yet, you need to send it in for evaluation. Depending on the changes and when you took the courses, it would fall in favorably in the area you expect or not favorably, in the 'other courses' field as it would duplicate or not be part of the degree program. At the current time, you're at the mercy of the computer system auto-placement. You can always dispute that with your academic advisor and indicate when it was completed, the ACE recommendation was different or whatever the case may be.

[dfrecore]

Hmm... If you haven't sent in all your information yet, you need to send it in for evaluation.  Depending on the changes and when you took the courses, it would fall in favorably in the area you expect or not favorably, in the 'other courses' field as it would duplicate or not be part of the degree program.  At the current time, you're at the mercy of the computer system auto-placement.  You can always dispute that with your academic advisor and indicate when it was completed, the ACE recommendation was different or whatever the case may be.

It's been ACE-recommended as UL since 10/1/21.

[rachel83az]

Looking at the history of the Sophia page, the edit is from August 4, by Bradonomics. "Business: Principles of Management is not longer an Upper Level course at TESU".

I knew it was a recent edit because it has a new 4-digit course number and not the previous 3-digit course numbers.

[dfrecore]

Looking at the history of the Sophia page, the edit is from August 4, by Bradonomics. "Business: Principles of Management is not longer an Upper Level course at TESU".

I knew it was a recent edit because it has a new 4-digit course number and not the previous 3-digit course numbers.

I know of a couple of people who had it as UL more recently than that, so I still say it's worth taking and sending in. Certainly can't hurt.