Searching for elective core finance online courses-BSBA in Finance @ TESU

[Ofeezee]

I am attaching the link for my evaluation.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Vj_cc6L...sp=sharing


I just spoke to the advising hotline, and they said I couldn't apply this class anywhere in my degree.
Thank you.

[rachel83az]

They're probably right, in this case, but the advising hotline is very often wrong. I would suggest only making advising appointments with Don Stoltz in the future, if you must talk to someone at TESU for some reason.

[dfrecore]

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I also transferred two courses:
SBM-230 Risk and Financial Management which they counted as a Lower Level Finance Core elective and
SBM-120 Small Business Management which they counted as a general elective.

My question is can they apply the second business class (SBM-120) as the 2nd core elective required and, this way, make room for MAT-123 in the general electives?

Thank you so much for your attention and participation.

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I have another Business requirement that is not planned which is MAN 373 Managerial Communications (TESU code).
Do you think the CC course in Small business management can substitute for this one instead?
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Anything that's coming from a CC will be LL; so that seems right.

Small Business Management is a MAN course, which is not applicable to your degree - you can only use FIN and ECO courses in your AoS.  So that course would be a free elective.

Managerial/Business Communications is specific - there are courses that would fit here, but they're going to be called Managerial Communications or Business Communications.  Small Business Management is NOT a Communications course, so they won't substitute it.

Your eval is correct; I wouldn't bother asking anyone at TESU about it, because I've seen hundreds if not thousands of evals, and this substitution will not work.

[Ofeezee]

Thank you, guys. That was a long shot, anyway.
My online degree got easier, thanks to all of you.

[bjcheung77]

Hi, I'm just checking the link for your evaluation, it's needing you to grant access to viewing the file... It'll let me see the 'full' picture of your missing credits and can provide you advice on which provider to complete them with. Generally, you want to follow the WIKI.

[Ofeezee]

Hi, I'm just checking the link for your evaluation, it's needing you to grant access to viewing the file...  It'll let me see the 'full' picture of your missing credits and can provide you advice on which provider to complete them with.  Generally, you want to follow the WIKI.

I approved it

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The planned ones in the General Education rubric can be changed (Introduction to ART, US National government, World Geography)

I am currently in class for the following: Climate science, Principles of Management, International Management and Quantitive Skills for Business)

[bjcheung77]

Weird, for some reason I thought you had more credits than that. You've got all your courses used up from the Associates, there's just one Calculus course at the bottom of your list under "other". Hmm, I suggest staying your current path and completing what you have set up for now. Use the WIKI for reference to remaining requirements.

I would follow what's on the WIKI for the course recommendations in the BSBA AOS. There is no need to swap any business core courses at all, continue with the recommended ACE providers for the remaining general education and AOS courses through out the remainder of the degree, get those credits to finish the degree...

[bspecv]

I have the same degree planned currently, sorry for the dumb question but.... where's the link to this specific WIKI ?

[rachel83az]

The finance degree is here: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sa...egree_Plan

[bjcheung77]

@bspecv, you should review the other AOS as well, the only difference is the 18 AOS credits, at the end of the day, it's just a BSBA. Here's the TESU links, you can decide say a BSBA GM and get a couple or more certs, maybe add an associates, whatever floats your boat: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Category:TESU