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Saylor Corporate Communication - pandas4eva - 06-08-2017
Collegelady2 Wrote:Is it completely multiple choice with Saylor?
I took the Saylor a year or so ago, and it was all multiple choice then. While Saylor can be incredibly annoying and seemingly disjoint at times, I just couldn't pass up 3 credits for $25!
Saylor Corporate Communication - ECH90 - 06-27-2017
Looking at this on saylor these are the stated equivalent us for direct credit between tesu and saylor...
Credit in the lower division baccalaureate degree category in business
COM-373 Managerial Communications (equivalent)
MAN-373 and HRM-373 (substitute)
Dose this mean it can be any of the 3?
Saylor Corporate Communication - bjcheung77 - 06-27-2017
ECH90 Wrote:Looking at this on saylor these are the stated equivalent us for direct credit between tesu and saylor...
Credit in the lower division baccalaureate degree category in business
COM-373 Managerial Communications (equivalent)
MAN-373 and HRM-373 (substitute)
Dose this mean it can be any of the 3?
I don't quite understand or get the question... but it will only come into TESU as COM-373 as it's a communications course
So it's not going to substitute anything you mentioned below it (it's not equal to MAN-373 OR HRM-373)...
If you need it in the BSBA AOS, it will work... that's the cheapest $25 bucks on UL credit
If you are good with Statistics, you should also go for the Saylor Business Stats, it's OPT-351
Saylor Corporate Communication - bricabrac - 06-27-2017
ECH90 Wrote:Looking at this on saylor these are the stated equivalent us for direct credit between tesu and saylor...
Credit in the lower division baccalaureate degree category in business
COM-373 Managerial Communications (equivalent)
MAN-373 and HRM-373 (substitute)
Dose this mean it can be any of the 3?
Yes. What they are essentially saying is the course can be used as a humanities or business course in three different areas of study: communications, management and human resource management.
Similarly Organizational Behavior, which TESU codes PSY-361 or MAN-311, can be used as a psychology or business management elective.
Hope I explained this properly? I'm a bit loopy today, not enough sleep and working on fumes.
Saylor Corporate Communication - ECH90 - 06-27-2017
bricabrac Wrote:Yes. What they are essentially saying is the course can be used as a humanities or business course in three different areas of study: communications, management and human resource management.
Similarly Organizational Behavior, which TESU codes PSY-361 or MAN-311, can be used as a psychology or business management elective.
Hope I explained this properly? I'm a bit loopy today, not enough sleep and working on fumes.
Yes thankyou that is Just what I was looking for 8 already Have MAN 373 so I was hoping it wouldn't duplicate
Saylor Corporate Communication - sarg123 - 06-27-2017
So, theoretically I can do a Business Communication course somewhere else, then take it again at Saylor and get another 3 credits? (assuming I pass).
Saylor Corporate Communication - dfrecore - 06-27-2017
sarg123 Wrote:So, theoretically I can do a Business Communication course somewhere else, then take it again at Saylor and get another 3 credits? (assuming I pass).
MAN-373
Saylor's Corporate Comm
TECEP - Managerial Comm
Davar - Managerial Comm
COM-300
SL's Business Comm
Study.com's Business Comm
MAN-373 and COM-300 are non-duplicating, so you can take 1 from each list if you want. I certainly would!
Saylor Corporate Communication - bricabrac - 06-27-2017
ECH90 Wrote:Yes thankyou that is Just what I was looking for 8 already Have MAN 373 so I was hoping it wouldn't duplicate
Seems as if I explained it wrong. You cannot use the same course multiple times in the same degree plan, it will be considered a duplicate. What I meant is that the one course can me used in multiple areas of study.
So if you are a business major, you can use COM-373/MAN-373/HRM-373 to meet the managerial communications requirement in your degree.
And, if you are a communications major, you can use the same course in your area of study to fill a communications upper level requirement.
Does this make sense now?
What you can do is take multiple exams/courses that share the same foundation such as taking corporate communications (COM-373) followed by marketing communications (MAR-321). Not sure if SLs business communications (COM-300) course would be considered a duplicate to corporate comm, you would need ask Advising. During my tenure you could use both but so much has changed. Also PFs Business & Technical writing (ENG-216) is an approved business elective.
Saylor Corporate Communication - bricabrac - 06-27-2017
sarg123 Wrote:So, theoretically I can do a Business Communication course somewhere else, then take it again at Saylor and get another 3 credits? (assuming I pass).
See my post above. If you want to use both SLs Business Communications and Saylors Corporate Communications it should be fine. But please, always check with Advising beforehand. TESU has a reputation of altering procedures/guidelines without notice. I've seen it happen consistently over the years since earning my degrees. I wouldn't assume anything these days. Never hurts to seek out prior approvals and ask them to plan a course into your degree when possible.
Saylor Corporate Communication - ECH90 - 06-27-2017
Oh ok! So I have Man373 from a separate provider so this class would be no use to me correct