TESU plan check pretty please

[dfrecore]

Well, they screwed me. I would have graduated in september, now they are advising me that I only have 117, due to labor relations not being a business course (wtf?). They advised me when I called them that it would work. I don't think I have time to knock out a random GM AOS course before they audit me again.

That sucks!!  It's a HRM course, at least in terms of fitting in the AOS for HR, so i can't imagine that it's not considered a MAN course or whatever.

What other courses do you have in the AOS?

[Lewis.Yim]

icampy - Copy/Paste your entire evaluation including what's in your "Other" field at the bottom. Most likely a mistake by one of the academic advising staff or the audit staff. We can see if an appeal can fix this, I would appeal that decision unless there is something wrong with the course. Send us that evaluation and we can check what that course came in as, or see if one of the "other" courses can be used in the BSBA GM. BTW, if you can knock out a course by end of August, you should be able to graduate September.

[allvia]

Well, they screwed me. I would have graduated in september, now they are advising me that I only have 117, due to labor relations not being a business course (wtf?). They advised me when I called them that it would work. I don't think I have time to knock out a random GM AOS course before they audit me again.

Was the Labor Relations UL or LL and what catagory did you expect it to fall into, does it leave you with an empty AOS category?  What are your AOS courses that you have now - I wouldn't give up hope for a GM-AOS 3 credits just yet - especially if it is LL you need

[icampy]

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[Lewis.Yim]

LOL, the appeal may go through if you tell them to do the following with your courses. This is what you need to do.

1) Verify with them that your CLEP Marketing that came in as MAR 301 can be used as a UL course in the AOS
If Yes, go to step 2. If no, you need an extra course... find any simple UL Study.com one and finish it before End of August.

2) Replace the LAS-100 Labor Studies course in Human Cultures with your HIS-351 Vietnam War, as HIS is a valid course.
3) Move LAS-100 Labor Studies to the GM AOS, tell them that you already have 12 UL from the courses listed, this will include the MAR301 that you just verified in Step 1.

Done! That was simple! BTW, why do you have TWO Cultural Anthropology courses? That threw me off for a second.

[dfrecore]

Yes, I can see why this is a problem. First, Labor Relations should NOT be able to be used in the Gen Ed area, it's not a gen ed. Second, you have enough UL courses in the AOS. Third, you have ACC, MAR, & MAN, so you've covered 3 areas. That LL Labor Relations course SHOULD work!

I would appeal to the Dean of the Business School, there is no reason a LL Labor Relations course shouldn't work in the GM AOS - if you'd taken it at a CC, it should work as well.

Also, I might send them the copy of the Study.com/TESU course equivalency page, showing that LAS-100 is a business course! Someone at TESU is dropping the ball.

https://study.com/directory/school/Thoma...ransferTab

Business 105: Labor Relations LAS-100 : Introduction to Labor Studies 3

[icampy]

Thanks, yall. I have UL covered, it just wont work in the AOS at all (according to them). I brought up the SDC page and all. I will appeal it tomorrow and see what happens.

In the meantime, any quick LL GM courses?

Other than: Cost Accounting, Marketing CLEP, Human Resources Management, Organizational Behavior, Project Management.

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LOL, the appeal may go through if you tell them to do the following with your courses. This is what you need to do.

1) Verify with them that your CLEP Marketing that came in as MAR 301 can be used as a UL course in the AOS
If Yes, go to step 2. If no, you need an extra course... find any simple UL Study.com one and finish it before End of August.

2) Replace the LAS-100 Labor Studies course in Human Cultures with your HIS-351 Vietnam War, as HIS is a valid course.
3) Move LAS-100 Labor Studies to the GM AOS, tell them that you already have 12 UL from the courses listed, this will include the MAR301 that you just verified in Step 1.

Done! That was simple! BTW, why do you have TWO Cultural Anthropology courses? That threw me off for a second.

I am already using the CLEP as an UL in the AOS ( I have enough UL already). I am missing a course either way. They could remove LAS (they would add it to the Other Courses section) and stick history back up in the general electives, but it doesn't help me. No matter what, if they won't accept it, I am short 1 GM course. No idea why I have 2 anthropology courses, I think they screwed up.

[SWarehouse]

At SDC, both Principles of Supervision and Introduction to E-Commerce should work in the GM AOS as a LL option. From personal experience, those courses are straightforward. I’m sure there are many other options besides those two.

[dfrecore]

At SDC, both Principles of Supervision and Introduction to E-Commerce should work in the GM AOS as a LL option. From personal experience, those courses are straightforward. I’m sure there are many other options besides those two.

Principles of Supervision doesn't work in the AOS, I would choose something else.  Since you've already done Cost Accounting, one of the Int Acctg courses might work.

I'm trying to go back to your eval to see what else would work, but you deleted it, so I can't look.  Sorry, but that leaves me no way to help.

[SWarehouse]

Principles of Supervision doesn't work in the AOS, I would choose something else.  Since you've already done Cost Accounting, one of the Int Acctg courses might work.

I'm trying to go back to your eval to see what else would work, but you deleted it, so I can't look.  Sorry, but that leaves me no way to help.

Before I took the E-Commerce course, TESU had Principles of Supervision on my evaluation in the GM AOS. After I completed the Introduction to E-Commerce course, TESU removed the Supervision course from the GM AOS and replaced it with the E-Commerce course. So in my situation, either course would work. I get that this may be an exception to the rule, but that’s why I made the suggestion.