question on Sanantone's BSBA Mgmt degree plan

[NiceGuy]

Under Sanantone's Business Core for TESC, BSBA Mgmt, Sanantone lists 29 different classes (12 different classes for Business core and 17 different classes for specialization)

Are all of these classes required or is this a choice we can pick from?


Sanantone’s BSBA in General Management



Business Core *********TWELVE********

Financial Accounting: CLEP, Uexcel, TECEP, or Straighterline (Accounting I)

Managerial Accounting: Uexcel, TECEP or Straighterline (Accounting II)

Principles of Finance: DSST and Uexcel

Business Law: CLEP, Uexcel, Straighterline, Saylor (Business Law and Ethics)

Business in Society or International Management: TECEP, Uexcel (Business Ethics), Straighterline (Business Ethics), or DSST (Business Ethics and Society)

Strategic Management (or Business Policy): CSU Global CBE (Business Policy and Strategy), TECEP, or Penn Foster Strategic Business Management (not a test, check for current ACE approval)

Computer Concepts and Applications/Introduction to Computers/CIS: CLEP (Information Systems and Computer Applications), DSST (Introduction to Computing or Management Information Systems), TECEP Computer Concepts and Applications, and Saylor (Introduction to Computer Science I)

Introduction to Marketing: CLEP, Saylor, and Uexcel

Principles of Management: CLEP, Uexcel ECEP, Saylor, and Straighterline

Microeconomics: Straighterline, Uexcel, TECEP, and CLEP

Macroeconomics: Straighterline, Uexcel, ECEP, and CLEP

Business/Managerial Communications: Straighterline, Saylor (Corporate Communication), Uexcel (Workplace Communication with Computers), TECEP



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

DSST Management Information Systems - Management

DSST Money and Banking - Finance

DSST, Straighterline, or Uexcel ECEP Organizational Behavior - Management

DSST or Uexcel ECEP Human Resource Management - Management

Uexcel ECEP Labor Relations - Management

Straighterline Managerial Accounting (transcribed as Cost Accounting)

Straighterline Financial Accounting (transcribed as Intermediate Accounting)

TECEP Federal Income Taxation - Accounting

TECEP Security Analysis and Portfolio Management - Finance

TECEP Financial Institutions and Markets - Finance

TECEP Marketing Communications - Marketing

TECEP Sales Management - Marketing

TECEP Advertising - Marketing

TECEP or Uexcel ECEP Operations Management - Management

TECEP Public Relations: Thought and Practice - Marketing

TECEP Negotiations and Conflict Management - Management

Saylor Business Statistics (transcribed as Operations Management) – Management

[jmeitrem]

Under Sanantone's Business Core for TESC, BSBA Mgmt, Sanantone lists 29 different classes (12 different classes for Business core and 17 different classes for specialization)

Are all of these classes required or is this a choice we can pick from?


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

The 12 core classes are required. The other is a list to choose from

[hmritz]

Just a heads up TESC advisor told me this week that the DSST Business Ethics and Society is not going to fulfill the "Business in Society or International Management" in the core. But TECEP Business in Society will!

[dfrecore]

Just a heads up TESC advisor told me this week that the DSST Business Ethics and Society is not going to fulfill the "Business in Society or International Management" in the core. But TECEP Business in Society will!

Does this mean that the other Business Ethics courses won't be able to be used here either? SL, UExcel

[sanantone]

Just a heads up TESC advisor told me this week that the DSST Business Ethics and Society is not going to fulfill the "Business in Society or International Management" in the core. But TECEP Business in Society will!

I asked this on the other thread, but I'll also ask here. Was your DSST already applied to your degree plan, or are you still waiting? Did you talk to an advisor over the phone, or did you receive an answer by email or through the support ticket system?