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has anyone got a AS in general business from EC? - pspdarkhanseo - 08-26-2010
what is total amount of credits needed?
is there a specific classes you must take?
is there a capstone course?
has anyone got a AS in general business from EC? - rebeccal - 08-27-2010
You can find this info on page 23 of the EC business catalog. The catalogs are available free of charge on the EC website. They are the best place to find info. If you read the info in the catalog and still have questions, I'm sure people with more experience than me will be happy to help.
has anyone got a AS in general business from EC? - creationstory - 08-27-2010
pspdarkhanseo Wrote:what is total amount of credits needed?
is there a specific classes you must take?
is there a capstone course?
i got one
1 credit info lit
3 credits english
6 credits math/sci
6 credits soc sci
6 credits humanities
3 credits stat
3 credits marketing
3 credits bus law
3 credits management
6 credits accounting
6 credits economics
3 CREDITS COMPUTERS
the rest are electives...
has anyone got a AS in general business from EC? - lupin26 - 08-28-2010
My employer pays $2000 a year for an associate's degree and $4000 a year for a bachelor's degree. I have a little under 60 credits to go to graduate at Excelsior (mostly business-related and upper level requirements) for a BA in general business, but would it be worth my while to work towards the associates in business - which would only take 24 credits - and receive my pay increase at work, and then apply those credits towards the bachelors?
Forgive my ignorance, but this seems like the logical step since all AS classes apply to the BA.
has anyone got a AS in general business from EC? - rebeccal - 08-29-2010
lupin26 Wrote:My employer pays $2000 a year for an associate's degree and $4000 a year for a bachelor's degree. I have a little under 60 credits to go to graduate at Excelsior (mostly business-related and upper level requirements) for a BA in general business, but would it be worth my while to work towards the associates in business - which would only take 24 credits - and receive my pay increase at work, and then apply those credits towards the bachelors?
Forgive my ignorance, but this seems like the logical step since all AS classes apply to the BA.
If your employer is going to foot the bill and you get a pay raise after getting the AS, I don't see why not!
has anyone got a AS in general business from EC? - iCLEP2 - 10-22-2010
pspdarkhanseo Wrote:is there a capstone course?
Does anyone know?