Planning a BA in Communications from TESU

[NJgirl]

Either way would be great and within budget, you can use TESU as they've got the Garden State option, I would not rush into things so quickly and dig deep, I would work on the trifecta, getting some certs, degree, experience.  You may be eligible for this and have your TESU double bachelors paid for, as you can get up to 4 semesters, you can do the BA Psych and a BSBA, FREE if you qualify: https://www.tesu.edu/tuition/gsg

I don't qualify for the Garden State guarantee, unfortunately.

You can actually do this degree at TESU if you want to do the 15r FT/FR term at TESU, and do the 3 required courses, the cornerstone, and the capstone all at the same time.  It might be a heavy load though, and taking COM-1210 at the same time as COM-1200 might not even be allowed.  I might try to find Mass Comm I somewhere else for relatively cheap, and then do the rest as I stated.

Thank you, this is extremely helpful!

[splirow]

Hello! I'm just starting to plan my BA in communications from TESU. 

I need the following classes and I'd love to take them quickly and as inexpensively as possible. I'm a decent test taker, and can usually complete assignments and tests pretty quickly. 

If you have any advice or recommendations, I would love to hear it! Thank you in advance!

1. (3) ENC-1020 English Composition II - Coopersmith, SDC, Sophia, CLEP, or TECEP
   
2. (3) COM-2090 Public Speaking - Sophia
   
3. (3) ETH-2200 Leading the Way: A Path Towards Ethical Leadership - Sophia
   
4. (3) POS-1100 American Government - Sophia
   
5. (3) COM-2650 Communication in the Digital Age - not a required course, you can take any COM course 
   
6. (3) COM-3300 Interpersonal Communication  - not a required course, you can take any COM course
   
7. (3) COM-3350 Intercultural Communication  - not a required course, you can take any COM course
   
8. (3) 300/400 level COM elective
   
9. (3) 300/400 level COM elective
   
10. (3) 300/400 level COM elective 
    

You can actually do this degree at TESU if you want to do the 15r FT/FR term at TESU, and do the 3 required courses, the cornerstone, and the capstone all at the same time.  It might be a heavy load though, and taking COM-1210 at the same time as COM-1200 might not even be allowed.  I might try to find Mass Comm I somewhere else for relatively cheap, and then do the rest as I stated.

For your COM electives, Sophia & SDC are your best bets (although there may be other options):

Sophia
Conflict Resolution (COM-2990)
Visual Communications (COM-2310)

SDC
Lower-Level
BUS 113: Business Communication (COM-2020)
COM 102: Interpersonal Communication (COM-2300)
COM 120: Presentation Skills in the Work Place (COM-2900)
COM 301: Diversity & Intercultural Communications (COM-1310)
Upper-Level
BUS 305: Leadership Communication (MAN-3760)
BUS 313: Organizational Communication (COM-3910)
BUS 324: Managerial Communication (MAN-3730)
ENGL 305: Advanced Technical Writing (ENG-306)
BUS 319: Negotiations and Conflict Management (NEG-4010)

Did anyone confirm if this
((3) COM-2650 Communication in the Digital Age - not a required course, you can take any COM course )
is NOT required? And what can i replace it with?

[newdegree]

Hello! I'm just starting to plan my BA in communications from TESU. 

I need the following classes and I'd love to take them quickly and as inexpensively as possible. I'm a decent test taker, and can usually complete assignments and tests pretty quickly. 

If you have any advice or recommendations, I would love to hear it! Thank you in advance!

1. (3) ENC-1020 English Composition II - Coopersmith, SDC, Sophia, CLEP, or TECEP
   
2. (3) COM-2090 Public Speaking - Sophia
   
3. (3) ETH-2200 Leading the Way: A Path Towards Ethical Leadership - Sophia
   
4. (3) POS-1100 American Government - Sophia
   
5. (3) COM-2650 Communication in the Digital Age - not a required course, you can take any COM course 
   
6. (3) COM-3300 Interpersonal Communication  - not a required course, you can take any COM course
   
7. (3) COM-3350 Intercultural Communication  - not a required course, you can take any COM course
   
8. (3) 300/400 level COM elective
   
9. (3) 300/400 level COM elective
   
10. (3) 300/400 level COM elective 
    

You can actually do this degree at TESU if you want to do the 15r FT/FR term at TESU, and do the 3 required courses, the cornerstone, and the capstone all at the same time.  It might be a heavy load though, and taking COM-1210 at the same time as COM-1200 might not even be allowed.  I might try to find Mass Comm I somewhere else for relatively cheap, and then do the rest as I stated.

For your COM electives, Sophia & SDC are your best bets (although there may be other options):

Sophia
Conflict Resolution (COM-2990)
Visual Communications (COM-2310)

SDC
Lower-Level
BUS 113: Business Communication (COM-2020)
COM 102: Interpersonal Communication (COM-2300)
COM 120: Presentation Skills in the Work Place (COM-2900)
COM 301: Diversity & Intercultural Communications (COM-1310)
Upper-Level
BUS 305: Leadership Communication (MAN-3760)
BUS 313: Organizational Communication (COM-3910)
BUS 324: Managerial Communication (MAN-3730)
ENGL 305: Advanced Technical Writing (ENG-306)
BUS 319: Negotiations and Conflict Management (NEG-4010)

Has any confirmed that COM 2650 , COM 3300, COM 3350 are not required courses and can be switched with any COM course? It appears on TESU website that it states they are required courses?

[LevelUP]

Hello! I'm just starting to plan my BA in communications from TESU. 

I need the following classes and I'd love to take them quickly and as inexpensively as possible. I'm a decent test taker, and can usually complete assignments and tests pretty quickly. 

If you have any advice or recommendations, I would love to hear it! Thank you in advance!

1. (3) ENC-1020 English Composition II - Coopersmith, SDC, Sophia, CLEP, or TECEP
   
2. (3) COM-2090 Public Speaking - Sophia
   
3. (3) ETH-2200 Leading the Way: A Path Towards Ethical Leadership - Sophia
   
4. (3) POS-1100 American Government - Sophia
   
5. (3) COM-2650 Communication in the Digital Age - not a required course, you can take any COM course 
   
6. (3) COM-3300 Interpersonal Communication  - not a required course, you can take any COM course
   
7. (3) COM-3350 Intercultural Communication  - not a required course, you can take any COM course
   
8. (3) 300/400 level COM elective
   
9. (3) 300/400 level COM elective
   
10. (3) 300/400 level COM elective 
    

You can actually do this degree at TESU if you want to do the 15r FT/FR term at TESU, and do the 3 required courses, the cornerstone, and the capstone all at the same time.  It might be a heavy load though, and taking COM-1210 at the same time as COM-1200 might not even be allowed.  I might try to find Mass Comm I somewhere else for relatively cheap, and then do the rest as I stated.

For your COM electives, Sophia & SDC are your best bets (although there may be other options):

Sophia
Conflict Resolution (COM-2990)
Visual Communications (COM-2310)

SDC
Lower-Level
BUS 113: Business Communication (COM-2020)
COM 102: Interpersonal Communication (COM-2300)
COM 120: Presentation Skills in the Work Place (COM-2900)
COM 301: Diversity & Intercultural Communications (COM-1310)
Upper-Level
BUS 305: Leadership Communication (MAN-3760)
BUS 313: Organizational Communication (COM-3910)
BUS 324: Managerial Communication (MAN-3730)
ENGL 305: Advanced Technical Writing (ENG-306)
BUS 319: Negotiations and Conflict Management (NEG-4010)

Has any confirmed that COM 2650 , COM 3300, COM 3350 are not required courses and can be switched with any COM course? It appears on TESU website that it states they are required courses?

I would ask TESU advising.