TESU BSBA Degree Plan in General Management

[Getiton1]

Looking for help with BSBA in General Management. Is there a way to transfer in more than the 39 credits listed? Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.

S.H. S.H. Applied S.H. Comm Coll S.H to Overall TESU
Required to Degree Req Remaining S.H. Applied be Planned GPA Met GPA
120.00 39.00 81.00 0.00 81.00 YES
BSBA General Education (60 SH)
Semester Hours Completed: 3.00
Complete all 6 subrequirements:
A: Intellectual Skills (Not Started)
> INTELLECTUAL AND PRACTICAL SKILLS (15)
> Complete 15 semester hours (SH) to include:
> *Written Communication (ENC-101 and ENC-102 w/grade of C or
> better), 6SH
> *Oral Communication, 3SH
> *Quantitative Literacy (College Algebra OR Quantitative
> Business Analysis), 3SH
> *Information Literacy, 3SH
Semester Hours Completed: 0.00
ENC-101 (Not Started)
3 credits
ENC-102 (Not Started)
3 credits
Oral Communication (Not Started)
3 credits
College Algebra or Quantitative Business Analysis (Not Started)
> (DEGREE REQUIREMENT)
3 credits
Information Literacy (Not Started)
3 credits

B: Civic Learning (Not Started)
> CIVIC AND GLOBAL LEARNING (9)
> Complete 9 semester hours (SH) in Civic and Global Learning
> coursework to include:
> *Diversity, 3SH
> *Ethics, 3SH
> *Civic Engagement, 3SH
Semester Hours Completed: 0.00
Diversity (Not Started)
3 credits
Ethics (Not Started)
3 credits
Civic Engagement (Not Started)
3 credits

C: Human Cultures (Not Started)
> KNOWLEDGE OF HUMAN CULTURES (9)
> Complete 9 semester hours (SH) in Humanities and/or Social
> Sciences.
3 credits
3 credits
3 credits
Src Course # Title S.H. Grd TESU # Notes
D: Natural World (Not Started)
> UNDERSTANDING THE PHYSICAL AND NATURAL WORLD (4)
> Complete 4 semester hours (SH) in the Natural Sciences.
> Mathematics courses cannot be used to satisfy this
> requirement.
3 credits
1 credits
E: Mathematics (Completed)
> MATHEMATICS (3)
> Complete 3 semester hours (SH) of Principles of Statistics.

> Statistics (DEGREE REQUIREMENT)
Src Course # Title S.H. Grd TESU # Notes
1.. STA-201... Principles of Statistics. 3.00 CR STA-201 *NE

F: GE Electives (Not Started)
> GENERAL EDUCATION ELECTIVES (20)
> Complete 1 semester hour(SH) of TES-100 Cornerstone:
> Lifelong Learning Strategies, and an additional 19 semester
> hours(SH) in General Education Electives.
Semester Hours Completed: 0.00
Group 1 (Not Started)
Src Course # Title S.H. Grd TESU # Notes
___ TES-100___ 1 course needed
Group 2 (Not Started)
3 credits
_____________________________________________________________________ 3 credits
_____________________________________________________________________ 3 credits
_____________________________________________________________________ 3 credits
_____________________________________________________________________ 3 credits
_____________________________________________________________________ 3 credits
_____________________________________________________________________ 1 credits
Src Course # Title S.H. Grd TESU # Notes

Core (36SH)
Semester Hours Completed: 12.00
Complete all 10 subrequirements:
A: Fncl/Mngrl Accountng (In Progress)
> Complete one full year of Introductory/Principles of
> Accounting.
> *Introduction to Financial Accounting, 3SH
> *Introduction to Managerial Accounting, 3SH
Semester Hours Completed: 3.00
Group 1 (In Progress)
Src Course # Title S.H. Grd TESU # Notes
1.. ACC-101... Prin. of Finl Acctg...... 3.00 CR ACC-101 *NE
___ ACC-102__ 1 course

B: Business Law (Completed)
> Complete 3 semester hours of Business Law.
Src Course # Title S.H. Grd TESU # Notes
1.. LAW-201... Business Law....... 3.00 CR LAW-201 *NE

C: Computer Concepts (Not Started)
> Complete 3 hours in an introduction to information systems,
> introduction to computers, computer literacy, or an
> introductory computing course with applications such as
> word processing, spreadsheets, and databases.
3 credits

D: Princ of Finance (Not Started)
> Complete 3 semester hours of Principles of Finance.
1 course needed

E: Prins of Management (Not Started)
> Complete 3 semester hours of Principles of Management.
1 course needed

F: Intro to Marketing (Not Started)
> Complete 3 semester hours of Introduction to Marketing.
1 course needed

G: Bus in Soc/Int'l Mgt (Not Started)
> Complete 3 semester hours of business in society,
> introduction to international business, international

> management or international marketing.
3 credits

H: Economics (In Progress)
> Complete 6 semester hours (SH) in Economics.
Semester Hours Completed: 3.00
Macroeconomics (Completed)
Src Course # Title S.H. Grd TESU # Notes
1.. ECO-111... Macroeconomics........... 3.00 CR ECO-111 *NE
Microeconomics (Not Started)
_ 3 credits

I: Mngrl Communications (Completed)
> Complete 3 semester hours in Business/Managerial
> Communications.
Src Course # Title S.H. Grd TESU # Notes
1.. COM-300... Intro to Business Commun. 3.00 CR COM-300 *NE

J: Strategic Management (Not Started)
> Complete 3 semester hours in Strategic Management.
>
> This Capstone course must be taken at Thomas Edison State
> University or via an approved Thomas Edison State
> University Academic Program Review.
_______________________________________________________________ 1 course needed
=
General Mngt (18SH: 12SH must be upper level)
Semester Hours Completed: 18.00
GPA Achieved/Needed: none / 2.000
Complete both subrequirements:
A: GMS Required Areas (Completed)
> Complete one three semester hour course in three of the
> following four areas: Accounting, Finance, Management,
> Marketing; with a grade of C or better. These courses must
> be above the introductory level.
>
> At least 12 semester hours within the entire Specialization
> must be at the 300/400 level.
Semester Hours Completed: 9.00
Group 1 (Completed)
Src Course # Title S.H. Grd TESU # Notes
1.. ACC-311... Financial Statements..... 3.00 CR ACC-311 *NE
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Group 2 (Completed)
Src Course # Title S.H. Grd TESU # Notes
1.. ECO-332... Money and Banking........ 3.00 CR ECO-332 *NE
Group 3 (Completed)
Src Course # Title S.H. Grd TESU # Notes
1.. MAN-251... Human Relations in Busine 3.00 CR MAN-251 *NE

B: GMS Elective Area (Completed)
> Complete 9 more semester hours from any assortment of the
> four areas above; with a grade of C or better.
>
> At least 12 semester hours within the entire Specialization
> must be at the 300/400 level.
Semester Hours Completed: 9.00
Group 1 (Completed)
Src Course # Title S.H. Grd TESU # Notes
1.. MAR-311... Services Marketing....... 3.00 CR MAR-311 *NE
Group 2 (Completed)
Semester Hours Completed: 6.00
Src Course # Title S.H. Grd TESU # Notes
1.. BAN-101... Principles of Banking.... 3.00 CR BAN-101 *NE
1.. BAN-161... Consumer Lending......... 3.00 CR BAN-161 *NE

================================================================================
Electives (6sh)
> Complete 6 semester hours (SH) of college level coursework
> as Electives.
Semester Hours Completed: 6.00
Src Course # Title S.H. Grd TESU # Notes
1.. BUS-161... Business Mathematics..... 3.00 CR BUS-161 *NE
1.. REE-301... Real Estate Finance...... 3.00 CR REE-301 *NE
================================================================================
OTHER COURSES:
Src Course # Title S.H. Grd TESU # Notes
--- ---------- ------------------------- ------- --- ---------- ---------

1 BAN-162 Commercial Lending 3.00 CR BAN-162 *NE
1 MAN-201 Principles of Supervision 3.00 CR MAN-201 *NE
1 ACC-101 Prin. of Finl Acctg 3.00 CR ACC-101 *RI*NE*DUP
(Credits in parentheses are anticipated earned)

[yb1]

What exactly is your question?

Do you want to find other means of transferring credits in? You should be able to transfer all credits in besides strategic management (can be done as a tecep) and the cornerstone.

I would start with clep, dsst, straighterline, saylor, + the free ethic course

[bjcheung77]

Get It On 1, I think the cheapest/easiest/fastest way to get all the required credits is to follow just what was told in the post above.
Further to that, there's a spreadsheet by dfrecore I copied/modified and it's on the degreeforum.wikia.com page.
I noticed you're a long time member, search for several templates that dfrecore has created in say the last two/three months.

You'll have all the info you require in the templates/spreadsheets and it'll give you exactly what courses go where.
Moreover, there are the templates made by Sanantone on the wikia page, again, detailing possible options for each and every course.
Take the time to review it, that's what I did before creating the Beginners Guide Thread or The Basic Approach - Online Education Guide.

[Getiton1]

Thank you both. My DH is not sure which degree to take at TESU. BSBA in General Management, Finance or what. The idea is to finish as quickly as possible with a Bachelors degree in some kind of banking/financial field.

Have you heard of CFT courses? Has anyone on the forum used CFT's to transfer into a BSBA in General Management versus Finance? I have no knowledge of what will transfer into TESU using CFT's.

Not sure when using CFT's which TESU degree plan (General Management versus Finance BSBA) will take more credits and were they would fall into each category.

The above (from TESU) looks like only SOME of the credits transfer into the "General Management" BSBA. But when you go to the TESU enrollment page and switch the BSBA degree plan to the BSBA to "FINANCE"... ALL the credits transfer. Not sure about majoring in Finance...as the background is more in banking...but trust and would like the advice of veteran pro's and also people that are going through the transfer process into TESU now for the purpose of picking a major and to trying to plan first TESU class.

So next question is...what TESU class would HAVE to be taken through the University? Or, which class would you register for at TESU stating September/October...especially if this was your first time back in college after a long hiatus?

Last but not least, please help me out here; I found some Wiki links... but which Wiki link to the BSBA is the most current? Sorry to ask, but can someone post a direct link so I am sure? I know there has been clean up going on, which is why I want to double check all the info is current before enrolling in any TESU courses.

Thanks as always! I can't stop raving about how awesome being on this site has been to me! Any help would be greatly appreciated.

PS... Next step is the MBA!

Get It On 1, I think the cheapest/easiest/fastest way to get all the required credits is to follow just what was told in the post above.
Further to that, there's a spreadsheet by dfrecore I copied/modified and it's on the degreeforum.wikia.com page.
I noticed you're a long time member, search for several templates that dfrecore has created in say the last two/three months.

You'll have all the info you require in the templates/spreadsheets and it'll give you exactly what courses go where.
Moreover, there are the templates made by Sanantone on the wikia page, again, detailing possible options for each and every course.
Take the time to review it, that's what I did before creating the Beginners Guide Thread or The Basic Approach - Online Education Guide.

[yb1]

The wiki that says post 2015 is accurate the one for dfrecore is the one I am currently using for General management.
She is a Godsend on this forum. I don't know what I'd do without her.

Sana also has a bunch that are updated. Click on the ones that say post 2015. She is also amazing.

for me I personally like straighterline it's more time consuming then test but I can do the test whenever.
I signed up for almost all of the business courses. I'm going through them right now. It'll probably take me two months.


The only course you will need to do is the cornerstone that'll run you 300. You also need to do strategic management but this can be done doing a tecep.


I'm on my phone so I can't give you direct links but hopefully someone else can.

[dfrecore]

I know the BSBA at TESU like the back of my hand, so I can help.

No idea what CFT's are, you'd have to give more info on that. You may want to post your DH's transcript as the Finance degree if that would help. Or at least post which courses came through when you switched to Finance (include course name and the course number TESU gave it like FIN-362 or whatever).

The main issue with the BSBA (in my opinion) is that it is not very flexible. There are 54cr of specific requirements (plus 6cr of specific math in Gen Ed), leaving only 6cr of Free Electives. There is just not a lot of extra room for business courses (or other courses) that aren't Gen Ed. Most of the other degree plans will only require 33cr in the major, leaving room for 27cr of Free Electives, which can be really helpful for anyone who has a lot of random credits (maybe they've gone to school on and off for 10 years but changed their major 6 times).

Anyway, post the info so we can see what to help you with.

[Getiton1]

Thank you so much! I really appreciate it because I know nothing about the BSBA degree plan. Thank you both for your experience and help. Okay because the TESU evaluation are massive, I am going to answer the CFT class questions in a separate e-mail. This is what came out when switching to BSBA in FINANCE (as opposed to BSBA in General Management)- looks they they are taking more credits just by switching to finance...But DH doesn't really want to take Finance Classes, just Management.

Current.Anticipated(*)
Required Earned Remaining Additional Remaining
Institutional Credits: 48.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Institutional GPA....: Met

Combined Credits: 120.00 48.00 72.00 0.00 72.00
Combined GPA....: 2.000 Not Met


I) 1: BSBA General Education (60 SH)
Credits: 6
Complete all 6 subrequirements:
N) A: Intellectual Skills
> INTELLECTUAL AND PRACTICAL SKILLS (15)
> Complete 15 semester hours (SH) to include:
> *Written Communication (ENC-101 and ENC-102 w/grade of C or
> better), 6SH
> *Oral Communication, 3SH
> *Quantitative Literacy (College Algebra OR Quantitative
> Business Analysis), 3SH
> *Information Literacy, 3SH
Credits: 0
N) ENC-101
3 credits needed
N) ENC-102
3 credits needed
N) Oral Communication
3 credits needed
N) College Algebra or Quantitative Business Analysis
> (DEGREE REQUIREMENT)
3 credits needed
N) Information Literacy
3 credits needed
N) B: Civic Learning
CIVIC AND GLOBAL LEARNING (9)
Complete 9 semester hours (SH) in Civic and Global Learning
> coursework to include:
> *Diversity, 3SH
> *Ethics, 3SH
> *Civic Engagement, 3SH
Credits: 0
N) Diversity
3 credits needed
N) Ethics
3 credits needed
N) Civic Engagement
3 credits needed

I) C: Human Cultures
> KNOWLEDGE OF HUMAN CULTURES (9)
> Complete 9 semester hours (SH) in Humanities and/or Social
> Sciences.
MAN-251 Human Relations in Business 01/04/16 CR 3 *NE
6 credits needed

N) D: Natural World
> UNDERSTANDING THE PHYSICAL AND NATURAL WORLD (4)
> Complete 4 semester hours (SH) in the Natural Sciences.
> Mathematics courses cannot be used to satisfy this
> requirement.
4 credits needed

C) E: Mathematics
> MATHEMATICS (3)
Complete 3 semester hours (SH) of Principles of Statistics.
> Statistics (DEGREE REQUIREMENT)
STA-201 Principles of Statistics... 03/30/15 CR 3 *NE

N) F: GE Electives
> GENERAL EDUCATION ELECTIVES (20)
> Complete 20 semester hours (SH).
20 credits needed
I) 2: Core (36SH)
Credits: 12
Complete all 10 subrequirements:
I) A: Fncl/Mngrl Accountng
> Complete one full year of Introductory/Principles of
> Accounting.
> *Introduction to Financial Accounting, 3SH
> *Introduction to Managerial Accounting, 3SH
Credits: 3
I) Group 1
ACC-101 Prin. of Finl Acctg........ 04/04/16 CR 3 *NE
ACC-102 Prin. of Mgrl Acctg 1 course needed
N) Group 2
6 credits

C) B: Business Law
> Complete 3 semester hours of Business Law.
LAW-201 Business Law 02/10/14 CR 3 *NE

N) C: Computer Concepts
> Complete 3 hours in an introduction to information systems,
> introduction to computers, computer literacy, or an
> introductory computing course with applications such as
> word processing, spreadsheets, and databases.
3 credits needed

N) D: Princ of Finance
> Complete 3 semester hours of Principles of Finance.
1 course needed

N) E: Prins of Management
> Complete 3 semester hours of Principles of Management.
1 course needed

N) F: Intro to Marketing
> Complete 3 semester hours of Introduction to Marketing.
1 course needed

N) G: Bus in Soc/Int'l Mgt
> Complete 3 semester hours of business in society,
> introduction to international business, international
> management or international marketing.
3 credits needed

I) H: Economics
> Complete 6 semester hours (SH) in Economics.
Credits: 3
C) Macroeconomics
ECO-111 Macroeconomics............. 04/07/14 CR 3 *NE
N) Microeconomics
3 credits needed

C) I: Mngrl Communications
> Complete 3 semester hours in Business/Managerial
> Communications.

COM-300 Intro to Business Commun... 11/23/15 CR 3 *NE

N) J: Strategic Management
> Complete 3 semester hours in Strategic Management or
> Business Policy.
1 course needed
================================================================================
I) 3: Finance (18SH: 12SH must be upper level)
GPA Achieved/Needed: none / 2.000
> Complete 18 semester hours in finance courses such as small
> business finance, public budgeting and finance, capital
> budgeting management, working capital management, security
> analysis and portfolio management(investments), planning
> and budgeting, monetary and fiscal policy, fund raising
> for non-profits, etc; with a grade of C or better.
>
> *At least 12 semester hours must be at the 300/400 course
> level.*
Credits: 6
I) Group 1
Credits: 6 Required: 12 Remaining: 6
ACC-311 Financial Statements....... 02/09/15 CR 3 *NE
ECO-332 Money and Banking.......... 07/14/14 CR 3 *NE
____________________________________________________ 6 credits needed
N) Group 2
____________________________________________________ 6 credits needed
================================================================================
C) 4: Electives (6sh)
> Complete 6 semester hours (SH) of college level coursework
> as Electives.
Credits: 6
BAN-162 Commercial Lending......... 02/22/16 CR 3 *NE
MAN-201 Principles of Supervision.. 01/25/16 CR 3 *NE
================================================================================
OTHER COURSES: Registered Earned
Credits Credits
BAN-101............. 10/21/13 CR 3.00 3.00 *NE
Principles of Banking
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
BUS-161............. 12/09/13 CR 3.00 3.00 *NE
Business Mathematics
MAR-311............. 08/18/14 CR 3.00 3.00 *NE
Services Marketing
ACC-101............. 10/13/14 CR 3.00 3.00 *RI *NE
Prin. of Finl Acctg
BAN-161............. 11/24/14 CR 3.00 3.00 *NE
Consumer Lending
REE-301............. 11/16/15 CR 3.00 3.00 *NE
Real Estate Finance

[Getiton1]

This ACE transcript might be easier to work with (note: ALL the courses were CFT's (Center for Financial Training Atlantic and Central States) This is a copy of the the ACE transcript:

Title / Location ACE Course Number Credit Type Date Completed
Center for Financial Training Atlantic & Central States, Inc.
Accounting
Center for Financial Training Atlantic & Central States, Inc.
CFTA-0005 Course 10/13/2014
Analyzing Financial Statements
Center for Financial Training Atlantic & Central States, Inc.
CFTA-0002 Course 02/09/2015
Business Communication
Center for Financial Training Atlantic & Central States, Inc.
CFTA-0003 Course 11/23/2015
Business Math
Center for Financial Training Atlantic & Central States, Inc.
CFTA-0018 Course 12/09/2013
Commercial Lending
Center for Financial Training Atlantic & Central States, Inc.
CFTA-0006 Course 02/22/2016
Consumer Lending
Center for Financial Training Atlantic & Central States, Inc.
CFTA-0007 Course 11/24/2014
Economics
Center for Financial Training Atlantic & Central States, Inc.
CFTA-0008 Course 04/07/2014
Financial Accounting
Center for Financial Training Atlantic & Central States, Inc.
CFTA-0022 Course 04/04/2016
Human Relations
Center for Financial Training Atlantic & Central States, Inc.
CFTA-0009 Course 01/04/2016
Law and Banking: Principles
Center for Financial Training Atlantic & Central States, Inc.
CFTA-0011 Course 02/10/2014
Marketing
Center for Financial Training Atlantic & Central States, Inc.
CFTA-0012 Course 08/18/2014
Money and Banking
Center for Financial Training Atlantic & Central States, Inc.
CFTA-0017 Course 07/14/2014
Principles of Banking
Center for Financial Training Atlantic & Central States, Inc.
CFTA-0013 Course 10/21/2013
Residential Mortgage Lending
Center for Financial Training Atlantic & Central States, Inc.
CFTA-0014 Course 11/16/2015
Statistics
Center for Financial Training Atlantic & Central States, Inc.
CFTA-0026 Course 03/30/2015
Supervision
Center for Financial Training Atlantic & Central States, Inc.
CFTA-0015 Course 01/25/2016

[Getiton1]

Once we get this sorted out, I am thinking this might be helpful to other people in banking or insurance jobs since CFT's are classes many banks and insurance companies offer to their employees as an incentive to learn and advance their skills. My husband was a teller for years before he even heard about this benefit. Here's what i found from reading both the TESU and the CFT websites:

Welcome CFTACS Students

Accelerate your path to a degree using your Center for Financial Training Atlantic & Central States (CFTACS) training and Thomas Edison State University credit options.

Thomas Edison State University offers Online and Guided Study courses, Prior Learning Assessment, Testing and a liberal credit-transfer policy that honors your previous CFTAS training. The University Accelerated Program (CAP) offers employees in the financial services industry the ability to achieve degree status through college credit recommendations approved by the American Council on Education (ACE). An ACE sponsor for more than 20 years, CAP enables banking students to transfer more than 30 credits toward completion of an Associate in Business Administration degree and up to 51 credits toward a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration degree in Finance or General Management at Thomas Edison State University.

'CAP' Off Your Studies
CFTACS Courses Evaluated by ACE for College Credit
Fast Facts about CFTACS
Fast Facts about CAP
Fast Facts about Thomas Edison State University
Thomas Edison State University Publications
You deserve credit for what you already know.
Thomas Edison State University is a national leader in assessing and awarding credit for college-level learning acquired outside the classroom.

You deserve an affordable education.
Thomas Edison State University offers one of the best values in higher education anywhere in the world.

This is for you.

The University has built its entire academic program around the unique needs of adult learners, removing the barriers that limit many excellent undergraduate and graduate school candidates who juggle family and career responsibilities.
Thomas Edison State University is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education, 3624 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104 (267-284-5000).
Thomas Edison State University offers flexible course delivery options that best fit your learning style. In addition to taking classes online or through Guided Study, students may complete courses by taking and passing standardized examinations or use Web-based assessments designed to help them master a course. Credit may also be earned through college-level learning acquired outside the classroom or by transferring credit earned from other regionally accredited colleges or universities.
Welcome from Dr. Michael Williams
Dean of the School of Business and Management
CFTACS

‘Cap’ Off Your Studies

The University Accelerated Program (CAP) is an educational path that offers financial services industry students the ability to achieve degree status through Thomas Edison State University and the American Council on Education (ACE) from wherever they live or work.

As a CFT student, you may:

Transfer more than 30 credits toward completion of an Associate in Science in Business Administration degree.
Transfer more than 50 credits toward a Bachelor of Science in Finance or a Bachelor of Science in General Management.
Earn credit through a variety of methods at Thomas Edison State University including: online courses, testing, transferring credits earned at regionally accredited colleges and universities, through prior professional training programs, licensures and certifications or by demonstrating college-level knowledge acquired outside of the classroom.
What are the benefits?

Degree requirements are easily identified eliminating the 'guess work.'
Easy-to-follow options on how to complete remaining degree requirements
If you have already taken college courses previously, you may have already met some of the CAP requirements!
Degree and enrollment information:

You may integrate your banking studies with previous college work and other college-level knowledge to earn college credits toward your associate and bachelor's degree. Because you have already earned your Center for Financial Training certificate and/or diploma or are currently working toward one -- even if you are just beginning your banking studies -- you are an excellent candidate for the CAP Program!

Get started as a CAP student!:

Become an active Center for Financial Training student, or continue your CFT studies following the suggested courses for a certificate and/or diploma
After completing a minimum of five Center for Financial Training courses, become a registered student of Thomas Edison State University by applying and enrolling in one of the above listed degree programs.
Submit any and all college transcripts to the Center for Financial Training for evaluation and transfer credit toward a certificate and/or diploma (the Center for Financial Training works in cooperation with the ACE Registry where your credits are 'banked').
For additional information or to request a CAP Packet, please contact:

Karen McMullen, Senior Vice President & Regional Director
Center for Financial Training Atlantic & Central States
(908) 325-9958
Email: Karen@CFTACS.org

(or)

Jerry Vitale, Customer Service Specialist
Center for Financial Training Atlantic & Central States
(908) 325-9959
Email: Jerry@CFTACS.org

(taken from the TESU website on 17-Aug-2016: Center for Financial Training and Thomas Edison State)


Here's the CFT information:

https://www.cftea.org/student_records.html

Thanks again,
Tara

[Getiton1]

So what do you think? Can all 48 credits from CFT's (ACE certified credits) be transferred into either BSBA (General Management or Finance) at TESU? What are the absolute TESU classes you have to take? Which can be tested out of (after and IF they take all 48 CFT's)? Is it possible to complete the BSBA in General Management in 2 years (or maybe even less) looking at the Academic Evaluation transcript for BSBA General Management mentioned above?