Tesu aos

[fraggle]

I have been following a degree plan from the wiki of this site but I was wondering if the area of study courses are flexible? Im going for bsba gen management. Can i mix up the courses that I take? How many credits should be from each area. I ask because I see some courses that I rather take rather than whats in my homemade plan. I used sanatone btw

[KayV]

You need at least 3 hours from three of the four areas for the BSBA in General Management.
Which courses are you wanting to use to fulfill the AOS?

[bjcheung77]

I have been following a degree plan from the wiki of this site but I was wondering if the area of study courses are flexible? Im going for bsba gen management. Can i mix up the courses that I take? How many credits should be from each area. I ask because I see some courses that I rather take rather than whats in my homemade plan. I used sanatone btw

If you read the two Templates from Sanantone's Plans, it should have already indicated to you what is required and what can be taken for those requirements. Frankly, the TESU website gives you all the flexible or acceptable options for each AOS areas. Essentially, you need 5 courses total, 1 in 3 of the 4 required areas...

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Sanantone's BSBA General Management - Degree Forum Wiki - Wikia
Sanantone's TESC BSBA in General Management After July 1, 2015 - Degree Forum Wiki - Wikia

[bjcheung77]

If you read the two Templates from Sanantone's Plans, it should have already indicated to you what is required and what can be taken for those requirements. Frankly, the TESU website gives you all the flexible or acceptable options for each AOS areas. Essentially, you need 5 courses total, 1 in 3 of the 4 required areas...

Answers at your fingertips... BSBA in General Management Degree Program
Sanantone's BSBA General Management - Degree Forum Wiki - Wikia
Sanantone's TESC BSBA in General Management After July 1, 2015 - Degree Forum Wiki - Wikia

I thought I typed this, may had forgotten, anyways. For example - myself, I am taking 2 accounting courses, two marketing courses and two (1 is needed) I just wanted another for management. I don't have to touch any finance courses if I didn't have to. You can do something different as long as you have 5 courses total, and 1 course in 3 of the 4 areas.

[dfrecore]

You actually need 6 courses (18cr), not 5 as previously stated.

It is very flexible, and there are tons listed on TESU's website - the list from Sanantone includes some of the most popular and cheapest/easiest to take courses, but there are certainly other methods to take these requirements (PF, UExcel, CSU-Global - all have tons of options). TECEP's also give you additional FIN, ACC & MAR courses.

Just remember that you need to cover 3 of the 4 areas, and most courses are considered MAN - like Human Resources, Ops Management, Management Info Systems, Project Management - all are MAN.

[sanantone]

My plan lists a ton of TECEP and CSU Global options, so I don't know which list Dfrecore is talking about. To be exact, it lists 25 CSU Global and and 10 TECEP options for the AOS. It just doesn't have a few of the new ones. Uexcel options are included throughout the business core and general education requirements. There are also TECEP and CSU Global options in the business core and gen ed requirements. I tend not to include PF options when I don't have to. Their courses are now $299 each anyway, TESU will no longer let you transfer in the Strategic Management capstone, some courses require live webinars, and some of the courses require in-person proctoring. That reminds me that I need to remove PF and every other option from that area in my plan, except for the TECEP. Additionally, my plan includes Propero, ALEKS, Straighterline, Saylor, and Sophia. I definitely did not only list the cheapest and easiest options on the wiki.

This is quoted from the latest plan I have on the wiki.

Specialization (18 credits, at least one course in three of the four areas, and minimum of 12 upper level credits)

It's important to read at least the bold parts of the plan.

[dfrecore]

My plan lists a ton of TECEP and CSU Global options, so I don't know which list Dfrecore is talking about. To be exact, it lists 25 CSU Global and and 10 TECEP options for the AOS. It just doesn't have a few of the new ones. Uexcel options are included throughout the business core and general education requirements. There are also TECEP and CSU Global options in the business core and gen ed requirements. I tend not to include PF options when I don't have to. Their courses are now $299 each anyway, TESU will no longer let you transfer in the Strategic Management capstone, some courses require live webinars, and some of the courses require in-person proctoring. That reminds me that I need to remove PF and every other option from that area in my plan, except for the TECEP. Additionally, my plan includes Propero, ALEKS, Straighterline, Saylor, and Sophia. I definitely did not only list the cheapest and easiest options on the wiki.

This is quoted from the latest plan I have on the wiki.



It's important to read at least the bold parts of the plan.

Sorry Sanantone, the OP said they were going from your list, I assumed that it didn't list all of the options for some reason. As if you aren't as thorough as can be.

[sanantone]

Sorry Sanantone, the OP said they were going from your list, I assumed that it didn't list all of the options for some reason. As if you aren't as thorough as can be.

No problem. I don't know how it can get more flexible than having a few dozen options to choose from. I don't know which list the OP looked at. Maybe it was an old thread demonstrating how to test out of the BSBA as cheap as possible.

[bjcheung77]

Doh! Oh right! No wonder I have 6 courses in my AOS and I have a second unnecessary course in management...
I knew that, just um, testing to make sure you girls know what you're talking about.. Yeah, that's it...Really...