Study.com for Electives to Transfer to TESU

[Raftingdon2]

I have approximately 10 hours worth of Accounting, Marketing, Management,  or Finance to complete.  I'm a student at TESU and I am also a member of study.com.  My thought was to complete all the electives on study.com to save some money and accelerate the process.  Has anyone else done this?  Are there enough classes that would transfer over to TESU that I should be okay doing this?

[lacussucceed]

Should be possible. If you share your program requirements that sure would be useful.

[Raftingdon2]

Should be possible. If you share your program requirements that sure would be useful.

Civics - 3
Ethics - 3
10 - hours General Ed Electives (states I'm already over on Natural World so I have to avoid those)
Accounting 102 - 3
Finance - 3
Principles of Management - 3
Marketing - 3
Business / Society - 3
2 additional CIS Electives (already have Pyrthon Programming and Database Management)  - 6

Total of 37 remaining hours remaining.  Does anyone recommend specific study.com classes that will fill my current voids?

[dfrecore]

Should be possible. If you share your program requirements that sure would be useful.

Civics - 3
Ethics - 3
10 - hours General Ed Electives (states I'm already over on Natural World so I have to avoid those)
Accounting 102 - 3
Finance - 3
Principles of Management - 3
Marketing - 3
Business / Society - 3
2 additional CIS Electives (already have Pyrthon Programming and Database Management)  - 6

Total of 37 remaining hours remaining.  Does anyone recommend specific study.com classes that will fill my current voids?

Your question is kind of confusing, so I'm going to answer, but I might be off track.

1) You don't have to avoid Natural World, you can do those if you'd like - it just says that you have more than the minimum requirement in that area, so they pushed the excess down to GE Electives, and you have less than the normal amount of those to fill.

2) You can take any kind of Humanities, Social Science, Natural Science, or Computer Science courses to finish up the GE Electives.

3) Business courses only count down in the core/AOS (I'm assuming you're trying to get a BSBA/CIS degree).  But we can't tell you what to use until we know what you already have.

[degreeguy]

Straighterline would be quicker than SDC, imo, but both are pretty easy (as long as it isn't an UL course, had to write a bunch of papers for SDC on those). It's pretty easy to match the classes up on their website to see what they transfer in as. Obviously discuss with advising first.