TESU AAS in Criminal Justice

[Muldoon]

I have a couple questions and I want to make sure I'm on the right track. In addition to working on my BSBA, I'm considering adding an AAS in Criminal Justice so I can get both with only one graduation fee. I've completed the Cornerstone and almost all of the GE requirements and it looks like I'd only need the CJ AoS requirements. There's a good chance I'll be able to end up with a free month or two after I finish the BSBA courses, so I'd have time to do this.

I am catalog year 2017-2018 for my BSBA, and that would apply to adding an AAS too, right?

When I look at the TESU website it lists 7 specific CJ classes needed, but when I do the "What If?" tool, it only says that I need 21 units in Criminal Justice with no specific courses listed. I'm assuming that is because they changed the requirements and I'm subject to the old requirements?

Are the 12 units of electives for an AA free electives? If so, I have that done already.

Does anyone have any degree plans for this? Or am I safe to just take any 7 CJ courses? I see 8 courses total on Study.com, so I would be fine with picking 7 of them.

Thank you!

[allvia]

I believe that that catalog year is determined by when you add it to your plan.  I would email TESU and have them add the AAS in Criminal Justice degree - they usually add them for you by the next business day.  Then you'll know for sure what you'll need to complete it.

[Ideas]

The "what if" gives more wrong information than if they add it to your plan.

[davewill]

When I added an ASNSM to my BACS, they kept it on the same catalog as my BA. I agree the only way to know for sure is to have them add it. If you don't like the result, you can always choose not to complete it.

[Muldoon]

Okay, thank you. I will try having them add it and then if it turns out I can't complete it, I'll remove it.

I'm assuming that if my requirements are just 21 units of any CJ classes, it won't give me specific suggestions on what to take. I read the transfer guide for Study.com > TESU and it shows that all 8 of their courses should transfer over.