Help I'm trying to help my cousin

[geissingert]

My cousins has the following classes. There are 4 attachments. He's trying to take any degree that will give him the most credits to transfer to TESU for the least amount of money.  PLEASE let me know.

Rhonda


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[dfrecore]

You need to say where the courses were taken for one school (RA or NA, semester- or quarter-based).

You also need to post the transcript for Newbury College itself, so we can see what the actual courses were (instead of what they transferred in as). It makes a difference for the PoliSci course for certain.

Also, would your cousin be amenable to COSC?

[dfrecore]

I did 2 spreadsheets - 1 for COSC, with BS in LS, and 1 for TESU with BALS.

COSC needs more courses (11 including Cornerstone & Capstone), but the cost is $3700 if he can finish in 1 term (I think the cornerstone and capstone are 8 weeks each, and he can take them in a single term).

TESU needs fewer courses (8 including Cornerstone & Capstone), but the cost is $5400.

I would probably go for COSC, since I'm cheap.

Also, for COSC, I used Study.com courses, including ones that look LL but come in as UL.  I used their transfer guide.  But you can use different courses if you want - I just kind of threw some stuff together to make a CJ/Psych concentration, which kind of goes together (and he's already taken CJ and Psych courses).

COSC's plan is kind of funky - you can use a course to fulfill multiple requirements - so there's a checkbox area, and you'll see things twice (although credit for a course only counts once).

[ztkerls]

COSC needs more courses (11 including Cornerstone & Capstone), but the cost is $3700 if he can finish in 1 term (I think the cornerstone and capstone are 8 weeks each, and he can take them in a single term).

Just to add something that I learned getting my degree at COSC. For the Liberal Studies and Individualized Studies majors, the Capstone course is split into 2 courses that take 15 weeks (A 5-week course and a 10-week course) to complete and neither can be taken in the same session as the Cornerstone class. I do not think it is possible to do either of these majors in a single term if you have to do all 3 courses. All the other majors do have an 8-week capstone though I believe.

[geissingert]

He’s a resident  of Connecticut. What about liberal Arts geared towards computers or criminal?

[geissingert]

He’s a resident  of Connecticut. What about liberal Arts geared towards computers or criminal?