Degree Plan help

[RGNY]

I am looking for the fastest and most economical way to earn my bachelor's degree from any of the big three given the credits I have already taken. I appreciate all of your suggestions and thank you in advance for your assitance.

Nassau CC ( B & M Community College) earned A.S. Bus Admin

ACC 101 Prin Accounting I 3
ECO 207 Prin Economic I 3
ENG 101 Composition I 3
LAW 103 Business Law I 3
MAT 118 Finite Math 3
ACC 102 Prin Accounting 2 3
ECO 208 Prin Economic 2 3
ENG 102 Composition 2 3
LAW 104 Business Law 2 3
COM 101 Oral Communication 3
COM 103 Public Speaking 3
PSY 203 General Psychology 3
SCI 109 Enviromental Science I 4
SOC 201 Intro to Sociology 3
MAT 102 Statistics 3
BUS 110 Intro to Business 3
BUS 112 Principles of Management 3
BUS 115 Computers in Business 3
PED 201 Personal and family Health 2
SCI 110 Enviromental Science 2 4
MKT 100 Marketing 3

SUNYIT (4 year b & M upper division)

HSM 301 Public Health Community Medicine 3
HSM 309 Health care and the Law 4
MGT 318 Human Resources Management 4
HSM 300 Intro to Quantative Methods 3
HSM 435 Financial Mgmt of Health Care Organizations 3
HSM 436 Financial Mgmt of Health Care Organizations-case study 1


SUNY Farmingdale (4 year B & M )

CON 161 Materials and Methods of Construction 3

I have also taken numerous FEMA classes both classroom and Independent Study and if memory is correct I converted a small portion of them into College credits through Frederick Community College( at least 13 credits) the rest is on my EMI transcript.


Thank you

Roy

[passit1]

Hi - TESC isn't giving credit for FEMA any more but your college credits would make a large dent in a BSBA from TESC. And with testing options like CLEP, DSST, TECEP and self study like Penn Foster...you could finish very quickly.

[ajs1976]

I would suggest looking into the both COSC and TESC. COSC may accept the FEMA courses but because the cornerstone and capstone requirements in their prgrams of study, TESC may be cheaper.

[sanantone]

Excelsior will accept your FEMA credits off the FCC transcript, but not the EMI transcript.

[RGNY]

Thank you all for the replies, I am leaning towards TESC based on the responses and my research. I looked at the degree plans but I don't know where some of the courses may fit can someone provide some guidance on what courses I would need to take and which major would get me finished quicker. I was leaning toward Management or marketing?

Thank you.

Roy

[ajs1976]

BSBA in General Management might be the best fit. BSBA in General Management Degree Program

It really depends on how they evaluate your 300-400 HSM classes.

Did you look at this one? BSBA in Hospital Healthcare Administration Degree Program It doesn't show up under online degrees. Maybe they don't offer some of the requiresments online, but maybe you have it already.