Upper level classes at TESC, generous?

[Reubenn]

Is it still true that TESC is generous in assigning upper level credits for 200 level classes? or has this changed. With tons of lower level credits, this could be a deciding factor for me.
Is TESC more generous in this regard that EC or COSC?

Here is what I have so far:
LANG 4XX - 6
BIOL 2XX - 3
HIUS 222 - 3
PSYC 2XX - 3
CJUS 2XX - 1
COMS 2XX - 23
VCAR (art) 2XX - 13
ELEC 2XX - 3
ENGL 2XX - 9
HLTH 2XX - 7
KINE 2XX - 2
SOCI 102 - 3
SOCI 200 - 3
PSYC 210 - 3
PSYC 101 - 3
ENGL 101 - 3
ENGL 102 - 3
BIBL 110 - 3
BUSI 101 - 3
INFT 1XX - 3
NASC 1XX - 3
SPAN 101 - 3

total of 105 credits

[cookderosa]

Is it still true that TESC is generous in assigning upper level credits for 200 level classes? or has this changed. With tons of lower level credits, this could be a deciding factor for me.
Is TESC more generous in this regard that EC or COSC?

Here is what I have so far:
LANG 4XX - 6
BIOL 2XX - 3
HIUS 222 - 3
PSYC 2XX - 3
CJUS 2XX - 1
COMS 2XX - 23
VCAR (art) 2XX - 13
ELEC 2XX - 3
ENGL 2XX - 9
HLTH 2XX - 7
KINE 2XX - 2
SOCI 102 - 3
SOCI 200 - 3
PSYC 210 - 3
PSYC 101 - 3
ENGL 101 - 3
ENGL 102 - 3
BIBL 110 - 3
BUSI 101 - 3
INFT 1XX - 3
NASC 1XX - 3
SPAN 101 - 3

total of 105 credits

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You are mixed up. What TESC used to do, was allow 200 level credits in the liberal arts degrees toward the major (social science, liberal arts, humanities, math/science) it wasn't that they were generous. The numbers were always the same- the distribution was different. In other words, Eng101 has always been and will always be Eng101.

They no longer allow 200 level courses as upper level inside a liberal arts degree, so it doesn't matter. You can check the other degrees though- those degrees use specific courses *not numbers.

[bawhitsett]

With the business degree plans the only course that was guaranteed to be upper level was the capstone course. Everything else could likely be fulfilled at a CC within the 80-credit transfer limit, and you could then test out of remaining credits to, in essence, complete a degree with just about all lower level credits. Not sure how the business degree plans have changed, maybe someone who's graduated more recently can shed some light on this.

[Reubenn]

ok thanks yikes

[alleycat]

"They no longer allow 200 level courses as upper level inside a liberal arts degree..."

Ok, so they aren't as "generous" as they once were...thanks

Please just get an eval done at TESC and see how they assign your credits. I have had very good luck with some of my 200 level credits transferring in and being assigned a much higher course level number. They only take 80 CC credits by the way. Also some of my business credits transferred in at a higher level.