TESU BSBA HR or Healthcare - Please Help

[QueenD]

Hi I’m positing this for a friend. 
She would like a degree plan for a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration in Healthcare Management.

Your Location: Florida, USA
Your Age: 35
What kind of degree do you want: Bachelor of Science in Business Administration in Healthcare Management

No credits.

Budget: I'd like to go the cheapest route possible.
Commitments: 3 kids
Dedicated time to study: 2 hours a day
Timeline: 1 year

[rachel83az]

Does it have to be healthcare management? Would a regular management or a human resources management degree work? Peirce College has either "BS In Health Information Administration" or "BS In Healthcare Administration" for about $20k + the cost of Sophia/Study.com. You could get a "plain" management degree for less than half of that from either UMPI or TESU.

[QueenD]

Hi I'm looking for a degree plan for a friend.
Your Location: Florida, USA
Your Age: 35
What kind of degree do you want: BS in Human Resources Management

Budget: I'd like to go the cheapest route possible.
Commitments: 3 kids
Dedicated time to study: 2 hours a day
Timeline: 1 year

Broward College

Course ID            Name    Credits  Grade

ECN0015             COL PR WRTG I                 4             A

MUL2010            MUSIC APPREC                 3             B

REA0017              COL PRP READ 2               4             B

SLS1001               STRAT./SUCCESS              3             C

ENC0025             COL PR WRTG II                4             C

HLP1081              TOTAL WELLNESS            3             B

MAT0028             ELEM ALGEBRA                 4             D

SPC1608              PUB SPEAKING                  3             B

ENC1101             COMPOSITION I                3             C

THE2000              THEATRE APPREC             3             B

CGS1060              COMP LITERACY               3             B

ENC1102             COMPOSITION II              3             A

GEB1011              INTRO BUS                         3             B

POS2041              INATIONAL GOVT             3             A

ECO2013             MACROECONOMICS        3             B

BSC1005              GEN BIO NON-MAJOR     3             D

ACG2001             PRINC ACCT I                     3             C

ESC1000              EARTH SCIENCE                3             B

ACG2011             PRIN ACCT II                      3             C

ECO2023             MICROECONOMICS         3             A
BSC1005L            GEN BIO NON-MAJ LAB  1             B

[bjcheung77]

I've merged the two threads and entered in TESU into the title as they offer both the HR and Healthcare AOS option.
I'd suggest TESU for now and you should review the following WIKI links to get you started. Here's the one for general education, business core, and HR. The main difference or only difference between HR/Healthcare should be the final AOS courses.

Gen Eds: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sa...ts_Roadmap
Bus core: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sa...re_Roadmap
HR AOS: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sa...egree_Plan

[rachel83az]

You're right, I missed that TESU has a BSBA Healthcare Management. It doesn't have HCM in the "what if" dropdown, though, so I can't see what requirements it has. If it's like Finance, where pretty much nothing is required, so long as you have sufficient UL credit... Study.com has 15 UL credits and 3 LL credits in HCM. This would be just enough to get the degree.

I would need someone to add HCM to their degree planner and post a screenshot to confirm, though.

[davewill]

I've merged the two threads and entered in TESU into the title as they offer both the HR and Healthcare AOS option.  
I'd suggest TESU for now and you should review the following WIKI links to get you started.  Here's the one for general education, business core, and HR.  The main difference or only difference between HR/Healthcare should be the final AOS courses.

Gen Eds: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sa...ts_Roadmap
Bus core: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sa...re_Roadmap
HR AOS: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sa...egree_Plan

Yeah, I'd say it was worth the OP's friend spending $50 to apply and then sending in the one transcript to see where the credits land and to draw a bead on the program requirements.