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icampy Wrote:Also, when applying for one of the big 3, can one look at multiple degrees to see where one's credits fit best?
TESU for sure has this, after you apply. It's pretty handy.
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10-14-2016, 09:44 AM
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Thanks guys. It looks like there is one degree I might can apply and get from TESU with my current credits, but that 2k fee is a killer. Waiting to hear back from COSC.
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icampy Wrote:Thanks guys. It looks like there is one degree I might can apply and get from TESU with my current credits, but that 2k fee is a killer. Waiting to hear back from COSC. I encourage you to ask TESU about applying the one $2k fee to both an AS and a BS. I do not believe we have ever gotten a definitive answer about how that process works. We've had people say they have to be awarded at the same time, that you have a year from paying the fee to get both done, and that no matter how long it takes, you don't have to pay a second waiver fee. If you get a favorable answer, be sure to get it in writing (an email will do).
Doing both at TESU makes a lot more sense if you don't have to pay the fee a second time, and I don't believe they intend to soak their students for the fee twice.
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Now there's an idea....thanks bud. I will check on that also.
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Still looking at COSC cyber security...or tesu bsba cis. Not sure yet.
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Can the bsba cis at tesu be tested out of without clep or dsst?
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icampy Wrote:Can the bsba cis at tesu be tested out of without clep or dsst?
Yes - the options might be a little more expensive, (MIS DSST exam is $80 + fees, the course through Ed4Credit.com is $195 as an example), but it can definitely be done using a combination of SL, TECEP, CSU-Global CBE's, and Ed4Credit.
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This is a very short version of how your credits would fit into the West Virginia Northern Community College Board of Governors AAS program.
1. COM 1: ENG 101 English Composition I B 3
2. COM 2: SPH 107 Fundamentals of Public Speaking B 3
3. SCI: BIO 103 Principles of Biology I C 4
4. MATH: MTH 103 Principles of Technical Mathematics C 3
5. HUM: MUS 101 Music Appreciation B 3
6: SOC: Shmoop US History I 3
7. COMP: CIS 146 Microcomputer Applications B 3
8: ELECTIVES: MTT Courses A 48 (!!)
I put in the Shmoop course to fulfill the Social Science requirement, but that would be an obvious place to put their three-credit residency course if they require it.
BA, MA, EdS, MMT, etc.
83 hours of ACE-worthy credits
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Thanks, looks complete to me!
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Disregard please.
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