New Undergraduate Certificate in General Management at TESU

[sanantone]

This one is not that test-friendly, but you can only transfer in 50% of the credits in their undergraduate certificates anyway.

Undergraduate Certificate in General Management

[bjcheung77]

This one is not that test-friendly, but you can only transfer in 50% of the credits in their undergraduate certificates anyway.

Undergraduate Certificate in General Management

Interesting program, but not worth it as 9x500=4500 , it's too much for a Cert.
It'll be more expensive than taking an ASBA with them if you go the residency waiver route.
I mean, my IASSC accredited and recognized industry Certs added together costs less.

[sanantone]

You might be able to get away with taking 6 credits as an online, guided study, or e-Pack course. There is a TECEP for Negotiations and Conflict Management, but the certificate is still expensive. I think the best way to earn a certificate is by doing so while earning a degree. The accounting certificate has enough TECEPs to fulfill the 50% requirement.

[dfrecore]

You might be able to get away with taking 6 credits as an online, guided study, or e-Pack course. There is a TECEP for Negotiations and Conflict Management, but the certificate is still expensive. I think the best way to earn a certificate is by doing so while earning a degree. The accounting certificate has enough TECEPs to fulfill the 50% requirement.

I think the TECEP's won't fulfill any of the requirement - I think they have to be actual resident credits. I think I read that somewhere.

[sanantone]

I think the TECEP's won't fulfill any of the requirement - I think they have to be actual resident credits. I think I read that somewhere.

All I see is this on the website.

NOTE: For non-degree enrolled students, at least 50% of the credits required for an undergraduate certificate must be earned at Thomas Edison State University. Application of any transferred credits is at the discretion of the Dean.

I did ask about this a few months ago, but the response wasn't clear.

Yes, the Enrolled Options Plan is being completely eliminated. Undergraduate certificates can be completed under the the Per credit tuition plan or the Comprehensive depending on what proves to be most cost effective. However, you can still choose enrolled option up until April 1st.
You can certainly add on a undergraduate certificate. Just email academicadvising@tesu.edu with the certificate you want to be added and they will place it on you student profile. Residency doesn't play into this process at all. Students are encouraged to schedule an appointment with an advisor if you have questions.