TESU BSBA HR Management Degree Plan

[rowan555]

My son has asked me to help him look at TESU a little more closely. Would someone be willing to help me get a degree plan going? Here is what he'd have as of next month to transfer in, and he could take additional SL, Study.com, etc as needed. I'm looking at some of their requirements and just not sure what fills them - particularly information literacy, diversity, civic engagement, and knowledge of human cultures. THANKS!!!

Community College: Intro to Philosophy, Fundamentals of IT, English Comp 1

Saylor: Intro to Business, Principles of Marketing, Corporate Communication

ALEKS: Int. Algebra, College Algebra

Study.com: Personal Finance, Principles of Finance, HR Management, Global Business, Advanced Operations Management, Statistics, Project Management

Straighterline: US History 2, Environmental Science, Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, English Comp 2, Principles of Management, Business Law, Business Ethics, Psychology, Communication, Organizational Behavior, Intro to Accounting, Managerial Accounting

Ed4Credit: Managing Information Systems

[KayV]

He would need the bolded courses to finish. I am sad to say that I looked at this the other day because it looked like he was so close to a TESU degree!
Degree planning: NOT AN ADDICTION IN ANY WAY lol

English Comp 1
English Comp 2
Communication
College Algebra
SL World Religions
SL Intro to Sociology
Business Ethics
SL American Government/ Saylor Comparative Politics
Intro to Philosophy
US History 2
Psychology
Environmental Science
Managing Information Systems
Statistics
Int. Algebra
(need 12 more General Ed hours- SL, Study, or Shmoop)
Accounting
Managerial Accounting
Business Law
Principles of Management
Fundamentals of IT
Principles of Marketing
Principles of Finance
Global Business
Macroeconomics
Microeconomics
SL Business Communication
TECEP Strategic Management
HR Management
Organizational Behavior
CSU Global Organizational Theory
Advanced Operations Management
Project Management
Corporate Communication
Personal Finance
Intro to Business

[dfrecore]

Advanced Ops Management and MIS won't work at all in HR (I don't think), although they will work in the General Management concentration. Unfortunately though, he will still have too many courses in that area, because he needs at least 2 additional courses in the other areas (MAR, ACC, or FIN).

Also,

If these are courses that are necessary to get the WGU credits knocked out, then I understand why he is taking them...but he should stop and plan out the TESU degree before going any further if that's what he wants to look at.

Here is a degree plan for him for TESU.

One thing to keep in mind...I am not sure if TESU will count SL's Managerial Accounting course for their Managerial Accounting requirement - but they might. They normally bring that in as ACC-303, and it counts as an UL accounting course for General Management or Accounting. SL's Accounting II course counts in that requirement instead. So he'd need to find that out. But, if he decided to switch to GM, that would be another UL course in the AOS that he needed, making it only 1 additional course in MAR or FIN to take.

[KayV]

I bow to Dfrecore's business expertise.

[rowan555]

Thanks so much! Yes, he's been doing everything based on enrolling at WGU - and he may still do that - I think it's just a matter of choice anxiety and wanting to make sure he's doing the right thing. Having something in black and white to print out and compare to what he's looking at with WGU is so helpful, and I really appreciate the feedback and assistance!

[ndelco]

If he goes the TESU route, I can tell you that Study.com World Religions, Sociology, and American Gov are all very doable courses that shouldn't give him any trouble at all to finish his Gen Eds.

[dfrecore]

I realize that I already created a TESU BSBA in HR degree for you on November 2. I wonder why I did again when you already had a degree plan? Just curious.

[rowan555]

I realize that I already created a TESU BSBA in HR degree for you on November 2. I wonder why I did again when you already had a degree plan? Just curious.

Oh my god, I'm so sorry. I don't even recall asking about it back in November. I feel pretty stupid now. Between two kids, my business, and a chronic illness, I've been more than a bit scattered lately. Sincere apologies for wasting your time!