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Another TESC Question - r72gsaol - 08-03-2010
I'm looking at the BSAST in Aviation Maintenance Technology and developing my degree plan. Thomas Edison State College | BSAST in Aviation Maintenance Technology Credit Distribution
I currently have an FAA Airframe and Powerplant license. TESC says it is worth 67 credits. Where do I find what credits it counts for? It seems obvious to me that the 45 credits in the area of study and 15 free electives would be covered but the other 7?
I've looked through the catalog and I don't see it broken down anywhere?
I know I have more Cleps to do but I'd like be as close as I can before I enroll. It would be nice to know where the other seven credits fall.
Another TESC Question - cookderosa - 08-03-2010
r72gsaol Wrote:I'm looking at the BSAST in Aviation Maintenance Technology and developing my degree plan. Thomas Edison State College | BSAST in Aviation Maintenance Technology Credit Distribution>>
I currently have an FAA Airframe and Powerplant license. TESC says it is worth 67 credits. Where do I find what credits it counts for? It seems obvious to me that the 45 credits in the area of study and 15 free electives would be covered but the other 7?
I've looked through the catalog and I don't see it broken down anywhere?
I know I have more Cleps to do but I'd like be as close as I can before I enroll. It would be nice to know where the other seven credits fall.
That's likely too specific for most of us to know for sure. That's a perfect reason to apply and have an evaluation done. Then, you can post where they fall and hopefully that will help the next guy that asks! I love this place
Another TESC Question - r72gsaol - 08-03-2010
cookderosa Wrote:>>
That's likely too specific for most of us to know for sure. That's a perfect reason to apply and have an evaluation done. Then, you can post where they fall and hopefully that will help the next guy that asks! I love this place
I have a few more cleps to knock and then I'll have the eval done. I'm trying to get as close as possible first.
If I pass college math tomorrow, the AAS is done
Another TESC Question - cookderosa - 08-03-2010
r72gsaol Wrote:I have a few more cleps to knock and then I'll have the eval done. I'm trying to get as close as possible first.
If I pass college math tomorrow, the AAS is done
I understand that. The eval is good for 6 months though, so you do have a lot of wiggle room. I'd be curious to know what you find out.
Another TESC Question - r72gsaol - 08-04-2010
Just passed American Government and College Mathematics back to back! A few more and I will go for the eval.