TESC business degree eval question

[Professor_Adam]

Which if any of the following courses are NOT required for a B.S. in Business Adminstration (General Mngmt) degree at TESC?

Microeconomics
Macroeconomics
Accounting I
Accounting II
Business Law I
Business Law II
Business Statistics
Business ethics
Organizational Behavior

Trying to figure out which of these is essential to CLEP out of now before the eval arrives next month. Thanks for your help!

[lwmcc]

Business Law II and Organizational Behavior are not required, per se, but you may well want to take them anyway because they will help fulfill Busines Electives requirements at a lesser cost than a class or TECEP. Business Ethics are not required, but are recommended; if your don't have all of your Humanities requirements yet, DSST Ehtics will help plug that hole. Intro to Stats is required, Business Stats not required.
- Lia

[paladinw94]

With accounting 1 and 2, they need to be Managerial and Financial Accounting. I'm sure you already knew that.

The last four you mentioned are not required, though like lwmcc said, Intro to Statistics is required rather than Business Statistics.

The business requirements that I took were:

Principles of Marketing
Principles of Management
Principles of Accounting (this CLEP isn't available anymore)
Introduction to Business Law
Intro to Computing
Principles of Finance
Business in Society - TECEP
Business Policy - TECEP

My business electives were:

Introduction to Business
Business Math
Principles of Supervision

And my major area of study that has to include three of the four groups included:

Money and Banking DSST - for Finance
Advertising TECEP - for Marketing
Operations Management TECEP - for Management

Human Resource Management DSST - for Management
Management Info Systems DSST - for Management
Organizational Behavior DSST - for Management

Of course, I'm still waiting for graduation acceptance. But that's how they have it lined up on my evaluation.

[Professor_Adam]

Thanks everyone. That was extremely helpful! I appreciate it!