HELP-Advice on my degrees? BSBA-Fin & BSOL

[AppleStarr]

**The TESU credit change policy doesn't effect me as I'm an "older" student so I have until March. I'm pretty sure I will be done with everything for my degrees by March. **
(BSBA) completed: English Composition I, English Composition II,Public Speaking, Critical Information Literacy, College Algebra,Introduction to Sociology,Ethics & Business Professional,American Government,History of Western Art I,Introduction to Psychology,History of Western Art II,The Science of Nutrition,Computer Concepts ,Principles of Statistics,Introductory Biology,Introduction to Religion,Ancient Greek Philosophy,Special Topics Communications,Two-Dimensional Design,Foundations of Leadership,Business Law,Introduction to Computers,Principles of Finance,International Management,Macroeconomics , Microeconomics, Security Anal & Portfolio Mgt, Fundraising for Nonprofits, Organizational Theory &Intro to Project Management.
What I need: Prin. of Managerial Accounting (SDC), Prin. of Financial Accounting (SDC), Introduction to Marketing (SDC),Principles of Management (SDC), Capstone (TESU).
Looking to find UL courses to replace : Risk Management (I didn't pass the SDC), International Finance & Trade (Globalization & International management SDC?) international Economics ( need help finding something thats like this? any ideas where to take the class? hopefully on Study?)
(BSOL) completed: ALL OF ABOVE + Organizational Behavior, Foundations of Leadership, Leading organizational change, business communication, Managerial communications, intro to project management, Globalization & international management, Organizational Theory, Fundraising for Nonprofits
What I need: Project management (SDC), principles of management (SDC), 
looking for one UL class to meet Advanced leadership group : MAN-415 Change Management 3 SH
something close to one of these courses if anybody knows??
MAN-425 Advanced Organizational Management 3 SH

LDR-422 Leadership in a Global Environment 3 SH
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[url=http://www2.tesu.edu/course.php?CourseCode=LDR-324&sem=tar]LDR-324 Leaders in History 3 SH
Thank you in advance for any help or advice.

[LevelUP]

I assume you mean BSBA finance

You need these study.com courses for UL/LL to get to 18 total:
Finance 301: Corporate Finance
Finance 302: International Finance
Finance 303: Financial Institutions & Markets
Finance 304: Security Analysis & Portfolio Management
Finance 306: Small Business Finance

Then Davar FIN-301 or Salyor BUS202 which comes in TESU as FIN-301 Principles of Finance  (separate course from LL Principles of Finance)

The study.com Finance 305: Risk Management you can't take that since it's only 2 credits.  Waste of time.
(btw just curious how did you fail this course?  What was your quiz score, score on the papers, final exam?)

[AppleStarr]

I assume you mean BSBA finance

You need these study.com courses for UL/LL to get to 18 total:
Finance 301: Corporate Finance
Finance 302: International Finance
Finance 303: Financial Institutions & Markets
Finance 304: Security Analysis & Portfolio Management
Finance 306: Small Business Finance

Then Davar FIN-301 or Salyor BUS202 which comes in TESU as FIN-301 Principles of Finance  (separate course from LL Principles of Finance)

The study.com Finance 305: Risk Management you can't take that since it's only 2 credits.  Waste of time.
(btw just curious how did you fail this course?  What was your quiz score, score on the papers, final exam?)

Are you saying I can replace the risk management and international economics with corporate finance & financial institutions? I’ve already taken the others . Risk management on SDC is 3 credits and was originally approved for my UL core but I failed the exam . I don’t remember my scores this was back in August . I recall the material not matching with the practice exams I took . I’ve taken many study courses and that’s the only one I failed .

[bjcheung77]

Hey, I got your private message. You might want to think about the residency waiver fee and taking 16 credits to waive that fee, the reason is because a majority of the AOS (area of study) in the BSOL is NOT alternative credit friendly. I would recommend skipping the BSOL and going for a MAOL from Brandman or MSML at WGU instead. If you really want to do a second degree, consider a BALS with no concentration, and use the 12 GRADUATE credits from the Bachelors to Masters option, so essentially it'll just be the cornerstone, capstone, and 12 graduate credits for future use at another university such as Amberton's Masters degree offerings.

[AppleStarr]

Hey, I got your private message.  You might want to think about the residency waiver fee and taking 16 credits to waive that fee, the reason is because a majority of the AOS (area of study) in the BSOL is NOT alternative credit friendly.  I would recommend skipping the BSOL and going for a MAOL from Brandman or MSML at WGU instead.  If you really want to do a second degree, consider a BALS with no concentration, and use the 12 GRADUATE credits from the Bachelors to Masters option, so essentially it'll just be the cornerstone, capstone, and 12 graduate credits for future use at another university such as Amberton's Masters degree offerings.

I respect your input but at this point I don’t think that would matter I’ve already completed my entire BSOL degree minus the capstone and 4 SDC courses . For TESU residences fee waiver I was considering this cornerstone (3), fundraising for NP (3), bsba capstone (3), BSOL capstone (3) and for the remaining 4 credits maybe going the e-packet route on 2 classes instead of using SDC. With the schools all making changes to their policies I don’t want to be a new student at a new school . I’ll also need to complete everything at TESU by March so I’m not sure if switching a degree now is the best option . I’ve only recently read up about the e-packets on TESU and don’t fully get them I get they are kinda like testing out what you know . Is possible I could just complete my degree with SDC and choose two easy e-packets just to make the 16 credit requirements? I’m obviously a lot more confident in passing a subject that is like psychology without studying versus one that is like finance marketing . I can finish SDC very fast in about a 1 week I can do 5 courses so I would have plenty of time to do epackments . I wonder why TESU doesn’t accept TECEP exams as their credit hours ?

[bjcheung77]

You should split your courses into two terms, do the Cornerstone, Fundraising, and two courses such as Jane Austen and another easy UL course. Then finish the degree with the two capstones in another term, it's too much work for everything crammed into 1 term, just to save cash flow. Having said that, if you don't have anything else to do but "study", then by all means, take the easiest of the courses offered at TESU, such as PLA 100, PLA 200, Jane Austen and the Cornerstone/Fundraising, etc.

[AppleStarr]

You should split your courses into two terms, do the Cornerstone, Fundraising, and two courses such as Jane Austen and another easy UL course.  Then finish the degree with the two capstones in another term, it's too much work for everything crammed into 1 term, just to save cash flow.  Having said that, if you don't have anything else to do but "study", then by all means, take the easiest of the courses offered at TESU, such as PLA 100, PLA 200, Jane Austen and the Cornerstone/Fundraising, etc.

Thank you I already did the fundraising , SOS-110, I just need my 2 capstones and something to equal 4 credits . Do you still suggest the PLA 100 ,PLA 200 , and Jane Austen? I looked it up on the site and everybody was saying it was 1 credit but the PLA Jane Austen I saw was 3 credits . Am I looking in the right area ?

[dfrecore]

Risk management on SDC is 3 credits and was originally approved for my UL core but I failed the exam.

Risk Management is only 2cr.  I checked the ACE guide, and my notes, it's always only been 2cr.

[AppleStarr]

Risk management on SDC is 3 credits and was originally approved for my UL core but I failed the exam.

Risk Management is only 2cr.  I checked the ACE guide, and my notes, it's always only been 2cr.

Ok possible I confused it with something else but I still failed it so it doesn’t matter to me now 

[dfrecore]

Risk management on SDC is 3 credits and was originally approved for my UL core but I failed the exam.

Risk Management is only 2cr.  I checked the ACE guide, and my notes, it's always only been 2cr.

Ok possible I confused it with something else but I still failed it so it doesn’t matter to me now 

Just in case you wanted to retake it, or someone in the future looked at this and wanted to do the course.