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09-17-2018, 11:05 AM
(This post was last modified: 09-17-2018, 11:19 AM by natshar.)
I'm going to be applying to TESU soon as a degree seeking student. I was wondering which of these TESU certificates could be earned completly by testing out as in no TESU credits. Let me know if anyone has any plans for any of the following:
- Communications
- Psychology
- General Management
- Organizational Leadership
- Marketing
- Human Resource Management
Let me know if anyone has degree plans for these or has done it themselves.
I don't actually plan on earning all of these certificates, I'm just exploring my options and trying to find out what is possible.
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Are you adding one of these onto a degree there, or just getting it on it's own? Because you can't get a certificate via completely testing out at TESU, you'd have to take 50% of the courses through TESU online, which is very expensive ($3,294 for the 3 courses, plus $2,200 for the Residency waiver). You're much better off just getting a degree for not much more.
If you're adding one on, here are the ones you can get easily:
Marketing
Org Leadership
Psychology
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09-17-2018, 11:20 AM
(This post was last modified: 09-17-2018, 11:23 AM by natshar.)
(09-17-2018, 11:13 AM)dfrecore Wrote: Are you adding one of these onto a degree there, or just getting it on it's own? Because you can't get a certificate via completely testing out at TESU, you'd have to take 50% of the courses through TESU online, which is very expensive ($3,294 for the 3 courses, plus $2,200 for the Residency waiver). You're much better off just getting a degree for not much more.
If you're adding one on, here are the ones you can get easily:
Marketing
Org Leadership
Psychology
Thank you. Yes I already know this information. Yes I will be a degree seeking student at TESU I have updated my information accordingly.
If you are degree seeking student at TESU the resident requirement is waived. At this I was I was told on this fourm and people have done it.
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