TESC - "Physics or Chemistry (6)" - Can this be 3 in each?

[jam123]

For the BSAST it says "Physics or Chemistry (6)". Does this mean 6 credits in one or the other or can I have 3 credits in each?

Thanks

[alleycat]

I had wondered that myself. I had considered getting a BSAST in Kitchen and Bath design. I think it is suppose to be 6 credits in one area. Maybe you can send TESC an email and find out for sure.

[cookderosa]

I had wondered that myself. I had considered getting a BSAST in Kitchen and Bath design. I think it is suppose to be 6 credits in one area. Maybe you can send TESC an email and find out for sure.

I'm wondering too. I'd also assume in the same area, but since it's not clear, I'd love to see what they say.

[hkhart]

Using my own info, the academic evaluation for the BSAST / Kitchen shows this:

4: General Chemistry Or Physics
> Complete 6 semester hours in Chemistry or Physics.
Credits: 5
I) Group 1
CHE-121 Chemistry I With Lab....... 12/15/91 B 5 *TE
____________________________________________________________ 1 credit
N) Group 2
___________________________________________________________ 6 credits

compared to BSAST in Clinical Lab Science which states ONE FULL YEAR:

4: General Chemistry
Credits: 5
Complete 1 of 2 subrequirements:
I) A: General Chemistry SH
> Complete one full year of General Chemistry.
Credits: 5
C) Group 1
CHE-121 Chemistry I With Lab....... 12/15/91 B 5 *TE
N) Group 2
____________________________________________________________ 1 course


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N) B: General Chem (QH)
> Complete all three quarters of a quarter hour General
> Chemistry sequence.
Credits: 0
N) Group 1
____________________________________________________________ 1 course
N) Group 2
____________________________________________________________ 1 course
N) Group 3
____________________________________________________________ 1 course

That said, it appears that it is 6 credit hours of any combination chem/physics, IMHO.

[scorched]

Here is the BSAST in Kitchen...

Required Courses: Current Trends and Applications, and completion of a combination of National Kitchen and Bath Association certifications equal to 42 credits
• Corollary Requirements: College Algebra, Physics I and II or Chemistry I and II, Statistics, Computer Requirement
• How Students Earn Credit in the Area of Study: Students may earn credits by selected licenses, certifications, transfer credits, courses or Prior Learning Assessment (PLA).

So you need both Phy I & II or Both Chem I & II. Cant mix.

[alleycat]

Here is the BSAST in Kitchen...

Required Courses: Current Trends and Applications, and completion of a combination of National Kitchen and Bath Association certifications equal to 42 credits
• Corollary Requirements: College Algebra, Physics I and II or Chemistry I and II, Statistics, Computer Requirement
• How Students Earn Credit in the Area of Study: Students may earn credits by selected licenses, certifications, transfer credits, courses or Prior Learning Assessment (PLA).


So you need both Phy I & II or Both Chem I & II. Cant mix.

Great to know this information. I was going to do the body of the degree with Kitchen and Bath certifications. Does Straighterline have Chem I and II?

[NAP]

Great to know this information. I was going to do the body of the degree with Kitchen and Bath certifications. Does Straighterline have Chem I and II?

If the CLEP would work, I don't think anyone has tried learning the material through SL or ALEKS and then taking the Chemistry CLEP, yet.

[alleycat]

If the CLEP would work, I don't think anyone has tried learning the material through SL or ALEKS and then taking the Chemistry CLEP, yet.

Great thought NAP. But I am wondering if they have to be courses with a lab? But now that I am thinking about it they only require 6 credits and lab classes would be 4 credits each which would be 8 credits.