Received my TESU BSBA in General Management evaluation. Need help with a plan.

[Dennis Brown]

Here is my post. http://www.degreeforum.net/general-educa...egree.html. Total of 18 credits has been taken. I just need help building up a plan.



Credits taken

C: Human Cultures 9 SH (In progress)


For TESU course options, go to Knowledge of Human Cultures Courses
Humanities and/or Social Sciences
SH Earned: 8
Required: 9
Remaining: 1


Source Course Title Term Grade SH TESU # Notes
1 HUP102 Critical Thinking 12/31/08 B 3.00 HUM-105
*CC *TE
1 ENG103 Research Paper 05/31/09 C- 2.00 ENG-199
*CC *TE
1 ELL101 Intro to Language 12/23/09 D 3.00 LIN-200
*CC *TE


Oral Communication 3 SH (Complete)
1 HUC106 Public Speaking 05/31/10 B+ 3.00 COM-209
*CC *TE



Ethics 3 SH (Complete)
1 HUP104 Ethics & Moral Issue 05/31/09 B- 3.00 PHI-180
*CC *TE


Additional General Education Electives 19 SH (In progress)
1 LIB110 Intg Sem La Cluster 05/31/09 B 1.00 GEN-199
*CC *TE


If anyone can help me with a plan i would be great full.

Thanks.

[Dennis Brown]

Anyone can help?

[bjcheung77]

Anyone can help?

So let's make this YOUR thread for advice, what have you done yet since that last post in the linked thread you have?
There was some awesome advice, did you complete them? Here's a lot of reading below, to get you on track!
Here's the link to the degreeforum wiki, Degree Forum Wiki | Fandom powered by Wikia
Read the Beginners Guide, The Basic Approach | Degree Forum Wiki | Fandom powered by Wikia

It already has a plan from dfrecore, but if you search/read the forums, get a "newer" BSBA spreadsheet template
Again, re-read the wiki, start plugging in your credits and the courses you would like to take that will fit in the columns
If you read carefully, essentially, start with your FREE credits, ALEKS, then work on Straighterline/Study.com

For extra reading and also to get that "newer" spreadsheet, read the advice on this thread: http://www.degreeforum.net/general-educa...weeks.html
Here's extra advice in the "older guide" for reference: http://www.degreeforum.net/general-educa...llege.html
Confused? Great, start reading and use this as your thread for questions/answers.