TESU Plan Ideas

[eriehiker]

BSBA CIS

General Education Requirements: Waived (2nd Degree)
Stats./College Algebra: Complete (ALEKS)
Core:
Accounting: Complete (Davar/Community College)
Business Law: (Currently in TESU/Modern States Clep test program)
Computers:
Finance:
Management:
Marketing: Complete (Davar)
Business/Society:
Economics: (Macro: Saylor 63%; Micro: Saylor 60%; Currently in TESU/Modern States Clep)
Communications:
Strategic Management: (Enrolled in April and June TECEP; 200 pgs into book; Bricabrac Notes)
CIS:
Programming:
Systems Analysis/Design:
Electives:
Group #1:
Group #2: Complete (TEEX)
Group #3:
Group #4:
Electives: Waived (2nd Degree)

Graduate Certificate in Educational Leadership:

EDL-520: Complete (Marygrove College)
EDL-530:
EDL-540:
EDL-660:

Current Degrees: BA Ed. University of Michigan; MAT Marygrove College

Application pending with smart.ly for free MBA program.

Curious if EDL 510 can be worked into the Grad. Cert.

Interested in Emerg. Management Mail-away Cert. and running up credit totals for resume line items in math, business, computers.

Also, I am studying Hungarian (Level 8) and German (Level 10) on Duolingo.

Current Credits: Intro. Stats (ALEKS), Trig. (ALEKS), ACCT 302 (Davar) Not Sent Yet

MAT-129 Precalculus CR 3.00
MAT-115 Intermediate Algebra CR 3.00
MAT-121 College Algebra CR 3.00
MAR-310 Principles of Sales CR 3.00
CAP-385 Network Security CR 2.00
PHI-384 Ethics & Business Professional CR 2.00
CIS-344 Computer Security CR 2.00
MAR-301 Introduction to Marketing CR 4.00
FIS-391 Intro Fire Safety Education CR 1.00
HRM-331 Human Resources Management CR 1.00
CAP-295 Intro to Security Basics CR 2.00
HRM-299 Special Topics in HRM CR 1.00
EDU-499 Special Topics in Education CR 3.00
EDL-520 Cycle of Leadership A 3.00
EDU-499 Special Topics in Education A 3.00
EDL-510 Inquiry Process A- 3.00
EDU-499 Special Topics in Education A 3.00
EDU-319 Classroom Management Tech. A 3.00
EDU-499 Special Topics in Education A 3.00
EDU-499 Special Topics in Education A 3.00
EDU-499 Special Topics in Education A 3.00
EDU-499 Special Topics in Education B+ 3.00
EDU-499 Special Topics in Education A 3.00
EDU-329 Teaching in Secondary School A 2.00
EDU-494 Teacher Assessment/Eval. II CR 12.00
EDU-399 Special Topics in Education CR 4.00
LIT-320 Shakespeare I A- 4.00
MUS-334 Choir VI A 1.00
REL-290 Religion in American History A- 3.00
EDU-399 Special Topics in Education A 3.00
EDU-493 Teacher Assessment/Eval. I CR 2.00
ENG-499 Special Topics in English A- 3.00
MUS-333 Choir V A 1.00
REL-307 Judaism A 3.00
HIS-410 Modern Europe CR 3.00
HIS-418 American Social History I A 3.00
EDU-499 Special Topics in Education A 3.00
ENG-234 Nonfiction Writing A- 4.00
ENG-300 Medieval English Literature B+ 4.00
EDU-399 Special Topics in Education A- 3.00
ENG-499 Special Topics in English A 3.00
LIT-208 English Literature I B+ 4.00
LIT-324 Survey of Jewish Literature I B+ 3.00
PSY-230 Intro. to Educational Psych. A- 3.00
ENG-499 Special Topics in English A- 4.00
ENS-200 Environmental Science A- 2.00
MUS-254 Choir IV A 2.00
POS-315 International Relations I B+ 4.00
ENG-246 Poetry I B+ 3.00
LIT-291 Analysis & Interpre Literature B- 3.00
MUS-253 Choir III A 2.00
NAS-299 Special Topics in Natural Scie A 3.00
PSY-199 Special Topics in Psychology B- 4.00
ANT-399 Special Topics in Anthropology B 3.00
LIT-232 Great Books II A 4.00
MUS-131 Choir II A 2.00
PHI-101 Introduction to Philosophy B+ 3.00
ANT-336 Anthropology of American Cult. A- 4.00
GRM-103 Beginning German III C+ 4.00
LIT-231 Great Books I A- 4.00
MUS-130 Choir I A 2.00
POS-101 Intro. to Political Science A 3.00
ENC-101 English Composition I CR 3.00
ENC-102 English Composition II CR 3.00
MAT-231 Calculus I CR 3.00
HIS-114 American History II A 3.00
SOC-101 Introduction to Sociology A 3.00
ACC-101 Prin. of Finl Acctg A 4.00

[dfrecore]

Here's the degree plan I have for the BSBA in CIS. You should always get all of your AOS courses pre-approved before you take them. TESU changes their equivalencies and rules fairly regularly.

[trinipirate]

Do you think TESU will waive athe gen ed requirements from an associate's degree? It will be done at COSC but i may want to finish the BS through TESU.

[dfrecore]

Do you think TESU will waive athe gen ed requirements from an associate's degree? It will be done at COSC but  i may want to finish the BS through TESU.

No, they won't.  If I were you, I would use courses at COSC that you know will satisfy TESU requirements as well.

[trinipirate]

Do you think TESU will waive athe gen ed requirements from an associate's degree? It will be done at COSC but  i may want to finish the BS through TESU.

No, they won't.  If I were you, I would use courses at COSC that you know will satisfy TESU requirements as well.

Hmm. This will put me in a jam. I only have 4 classes left and will be done by end of yr. Don't want to take more than i need as my job is paying for everything and know i'll be complete soon.

Only reason I considered TECU afterward was because of the lower amount of UL credits needed. I just want a checkbox BS degree honestly and I'm considering BSBA in CIS via TESU or Info Systems via COSC based on my CC credits. Also I'm a CT resident and would prefer to go through COSC since i started there and it should be cheaper but not sure how cheap/fast it would be to test out of these liberal arts courses. Not sure what at Saylor would be considered Liberal Arts UL if anything.

Sorry for hijacking the thread. I suppose I'll make an official one w/ all my credits for input after i get my AS.

[sanantone]

Do you think TESU will waive athe gen ed requirements from an associate's degree? It will be done at COSC but  i may want to finish the BS through TESU.

No, they won't.  If I were you, I would use courses at COSC that you know will satisfy TESU requirements as well.

Hmm. This will put me in a jam. I only have 4 classes left and will be done by end of yr. Don't want to take more than i need as my job is paying for everything and know i'll be complete soon.

Only reason I considered TECU afterward was because of the lower amount of UL credits needed. I just want a checkbox BS degree honestly and I'm considering BSBA in CIS via TESU or Info Systems via COSC based on my CC credits. Also I'm a CT resident and would prefer to go through COSC since i started there and it should be cheaper but not sure how cheap/fast it would be to test out of these liberal arts courses. Not sure what at Saylor would be considered Liberal Arts UL if anything.

Sorry for hijacking the thread. I suppose I'll make an official one w/ all my credits for input after i get my AS.

If you aren't concerned about having a general studies major, then COSC's info systems concentration is pretty flexible. The degree, as a whole, will be more flexible than any business administration degree. After arguing with them, COSC now accepts CSU Global CBEs. Plus, you'll pay in-state tuition for the capstone. I think the Strategic Management TECEP is gone requiring you to take the course at TESU, and you'll have to pay a lot to waive the residency requirement.

[trinipirate]

Do you think TESU will waive athe gen ed requirements from an associate's degree? It will be done at COSC but  i may want to finish the BS through TESU.

No, they won't.  If I were you, I would use courses at COSC that you know will satisfy TESU requirements as well.

Hmm. This will put me in a jam. I only have 4 classes left and will be done by end of yr. Don't want to take more than i need as my job is paying for everything and know i'll be complete soon.

Only reason I considered TECU afterward was because of the lower amount of UL credits needed. I just want a checkbox BS degree honestly and I'm considering BSBA in CIS via TESU or Info Systems via COSC based on my CC credits. Also I'm a CT resident and would prefer to go through COSC since i started there and it should be cheaper but not sure how cheap/fast it would be to test out of these liberal arts courses. Not sure what at Saylor would be considered Liberal Arts UL if anything.

Sorry for hijacking the thread. I suppose I'll make an official one w/ all my credits for input after i get my AS.

If you aren't concerned about having a general studies major, then COSC's info systems concentration is pretty flexible. The degree, as a whole, will be more flexible than any business administration degree. After arguing with them, COSC now accepts CSU Global CBEs. Plus, you'll pay in-state tuition for the capstone. I think the Strategic Management TECEP is gone requiring you to take the course at TESU, and you'll have to pay a lot to waive the residency requirement.


Yeah, the more I look at it the more I think I have to stick with COSC. I should be able to sort out a BS plan with my advisor before I graduate w/ the AS. I started checking out CSU Global but that's good to hear. Just need to get those 30 LA credits somehow.

[sanantone]

Do you think TESU will waive athe gen ed requirements from an associate's degree? It will be done at COSC but  i may want to finish the BS through TESU.

No, they won't.  If I were you, I would use courses at COSC that you know will satisfy TESU requirements as well.

Hmm. This will put me in a jam. I only have 4 classes left and will be done by end of yr. Don't want to take more than i need as my job is paying for everything and know i'll be complete soon.

Only reason I considered TECU afterward was because of the lower amount of UL credits needed. I just want a checkbox BS degree honestly and I'm considering BSBA in CIS via TESU or Info Systems via COSC based on my CC credits. Also I'm a CT resident and would prefer to go through COSC since i started there and it should be cheaper but not sure how cheap/fast it would be to test out of these liberal arts courses. Not sure what at Saylor would be considered Liberal Arts UL if anything.

Sorry for hijacking the thread. I suppose I'll make an official one w/ all my credits for input after i get my AS.

If you aren't concerned about having a general studies major, then COSC's info systems concentration is pretty flexible. The degree, as a whole, will be more flexible than any business administration degree. After arguing with them, COSC now accepts CSU Global CBEs. Plus, you'll pay in-state tuition for the capstone. I think the Strategic Management TECEP is gone requiring you to take the course at TESU, and you'll have to pay a lot to waive the residency requirement.


Yeah, the more I look at it the more I think I have to stick with COSC. I should be able to sort out a BS plan with my advisor before I graduate w/ the AS. I started checking out CSU Global but that's good to hear. Just need to get those 30 LA credits somehow.

Don't you just need 15 UL credits outside of the concentration and 15 UL credits within the concentration? There are plenty of tests and ACE courses that are counted as upper level liberal arts. Did you look at the master list of exams?

[dfrecore]

Yeah, if it's going to cost you less, and there's a degree that will fit your needs, you should definitely stick with COSC. In-state is always a better deal for most people, and if you already have an AA/AS there, it just makes it that much easier.