Help Me Plan My Tesc Bsba/hr Degree Pleasssse!!!

[nerako]

Hi, I just received my Academic Evaluation from TESC for all the credits I am transferring in from another college. Almost all of my previous coursework can be applied to my BSBA/HR degree which is great!

What I need alot of help with is my plan for what I have left to take. I would like to 'test out' of everything that I possibly can. Can someone with experience with TESC or this major help me map out my course of action from here on out???

Thanks so much! So far this website has been so wonderful!



COURSES LEFT TO TAKE TO COMPLETE BSBA/HR:

MICROECONOMICS (3)
PRECALCULUS OR QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS (3)
A 'GE ELECTIVE' (2)
BUSINESS LAW (3)
PRINC OF FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING (3)
PRINC OF MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING (3)
PRINC OF FINANCE (3)
INTRO TO MARKETING (3)
BUSINESS IN SOCIETY OR INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT (3)
BUSINESS POLICY (3)
HR MANAGEMENT (3)
ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR (TESC EXAM - NOT SURE WHAT THIS MEANS) (3)
ORG THEORY OR ORG DEVELOPMENT AND CHANGE (3)
HR/ORG MANAGMENT ELECTIVES (9)
BUSINESS ELECTIVES (9)


FYI - COURSES ALREADY TAKEN INCLUDE:

SPEECH, SPANISH, MACROEC, STATISTICS, SOC PSYCH, MASS MEDIA, INTRO COMPUTERS, PRINC MANAGEMENT, ENG101, ENG102, MARR/FAM, INTRO SOC, INTRO PSYCH, A & P 1, BUSINESS COMM, A & P 2, HEALTH/SPORTS FOR LIFE (pe), BACKGROUNDS IN ART, INTRO POLITICS, DEVELOPEMENT OF MATH THOUGHT

[CLEP101]

Hi, I just received my Academic Evaluation from TESC for all the credits I am transferring in from another college. Almost all of my previous coursework can be applied to my BSBA/HR degree which is great!

What I need alot of help with is my plan for what I have left to take. I would like to 'test out' of everything that I possibly can. Can someone with experience with TESC or this major help me map out my course of action from here on out???

Thanks so much! So far this website has been so wonderful!



COURSES LEFT TO TAKE TO COMPLETE BSBA/HR:

MICROECONOMICS (3)
PRECALCULUS OR QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS (3)
A 'GE ELECTIVE' (2)
BUSINESS LAW (3)
PRINC OF FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING (3)
PRINC OF MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING (3)
PRINC OF FINANCE (3)
INTRO TO MARKETING (3)
BUSINESS IN SOCIETY OR INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT (3)
BUSINESS POLICY (3)
HR MANAGEMENT (3)
ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR (TESC EXAM - NOT SURE WHAT THIS MEANS) (3)
ORG THEORY OR ORG DEVELOPMENT AND CHANGE (3)
HR/ORG MANAGMENT ELECTIVES (9)
BUSINESS ELECTIVES (9)


FYI - COURSES ALREADY TAKEN INCLUDE:

SPEECH, SPANISH, MACROEC, STATISTICS, SOC PSYCH, MASS MEDIA, INTRO COMPUTERS, PRINC MANAGEMENT, ENG101, ENG102, MARR/FAM, INTRO SOC, INTRO PSYCH, A & P 1, BUSINESS COMM, A & P 2, HEALTH/SPORTS FOR LIFE (pe), BACKGROUNDS IN ART, INTRO POLITICS, DEVELOPEMENT OF MATH THOUGHT

Here go to this site Thomas Edison State College | BSBA in Human Resources/Organizational Management Credit Distribution
and make yourself an excel spread sheet based on the breakdown per section and post it here. This will make it easier for those here that have / or are working toward a Business degree to help you out.
I'm a History guy so I can't help much, but I hope this helps a little.

[nerako]

I would do that but Im sooo not good at Excel, embarrassed to say..

[scorched]

Well if you intend to get a BSBA you might want to learn excel at sometime.

But I made one for you in the mean time.

My line of thinking is that you research where each clep/dsst/ece/aleks/straighterline class fits in. Just post the # of credits you can get for each required class from each place and it will deduct the credit hours at the bottom of the sheet to tell you how many you have left.
I filled in a few examples for you with links to the site for reference.

Make sure you remove the redundant credit hours from the columns. An example is the SL and Aleks both offer a 3 credit hour class to meet the principal of stats class. So 3 credits is counted twice in the deduction at the bottom of the page. Simply leave the credits in place for where you acquired the credit and remove the others.


NOTE: to the mods and admins of this site, you really need to go into the vbulletin attachment manager settings and add an entry for xlsx based excel spreadsheets.

[nerako]

if anyone wants to take a jab at it, feel free!

[bricabrac]

I've answered this question before, you might want to revisit this thread.

http://www.degreeforum.net/excelsior-tho...post106445

[nerako]

just wondering if anyone else can help or give their input, thanks