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[ss20ts]

Why EU? There are other options out there that could be significantly less costly and potentially quicker. UMPI accepts older credits. I transferred credits from 1993 there including business courses.

[bjcheung77]

Yeah, I would recommend TESU/UMPI over COSC/Excelsior... Excelsior may have dropped their total transfer limit to 105 as per this thread, thus would be much more expensive: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...er-credits

[MISin08]

Yeah, I would recommend TESU/UMPI over COSC/Excelsior...  Excelsior may have dropped their total transfer limit to 105 as per this thread, thus would be much more expensive: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...er-credits

They told me I am under the old policy as long as I stay enrolled.  As is, I only need to take their Cornerstone (assuming they do what they said they will do).

[bjcheung77]

Then transfer everything else into the degree program, be it the BSLA, BSBA, or whatever else there is that has a max transfer of 113 credits... Create that spreadsheet of the requirements and what you bring to the table, then you'll know what is remaining, we can try to find the transfer courses for you and the final course you have to take at EU - that'll be the final class to finish!

[MISin08]

Then transfer everything else into the degree program, be it the BSLA, BSBA, or whatever else there is that has a max transfer of 113 credits... Create that spreadsheet of the requirements and what you bring to the table, then you'll know what is remaining, we can try to find the transfer courses for you and the final course you have to take at EU - that'll be the final class to finish!

I've slotted in courses from Study and Sophia for everything based on their pages, other than Business Writing (Coopersmith) and Business Communication (the docs I have are unclear on what EU takes).  Some forum posts say Study's Business Communication will work, but Study's own page doesn't say so.  Others say Study's Managerial Communication fits, and based on the content, it should, but Study's website says it transfers as a Business elective.