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Formalize TESC BSBA plan - JJ65 - 02-08-2013
I have taken what I believe to be all the ALEKs and SL courses applicable and now ready for other sourses ie:CLEP/DSST/?
Can someone suggest a viable route to build from here? Prefer all test out if possible. Not sure when how close I needed to be before enrolling in TESC but want to ensure I can finish in one years enrollment fee.
Thanks,
ALEKS
Intermediate Algebra ALEK-0002
Introduction to Statistics ALEK-0007
PreCalculus ALEK-0005
StraighterLine
Accounting I OOSL-0009
Accounting II OOSL-0010
Business Ethics OOSL-0041
Economics I: Macroeconomics OOSL-0007
Economics II: Microeconomics OOSL-0008
Introduction to Business OOSL-0001
Introduction to Criminal Justice OOSL-0004
Introduction to Nutrition OOSL-0034
Organizational Behavior OOSL-0042
United States History I OOSL-0039
Personal Finance SL / FIN-101
Business Communications SL / BUS-105
B&M (Converted from Quarter Credits)
---Intro to Psychology (2.66 credits) PSY 101
---Intro to Sociology (2.66 credits) SOC 101
---History Elective HIS-199 (2.66) HIS 199
---Intro to Theater (2.66 credits) THR 202
---Intro to Geology (2.66 credits) GEO 101
FEMA
Animals in Disasters - Community Planning IS0011A
Animals in Disasters - Awareness & Preparedness IS0010A
Leadership & Influence IS0024A
Formalize TESC BSBA plan - brucet3 - 02-09-2013
What BSBA are you taking? I can send you my BSBA Plan for CIS if you would like.
Formalize TESC BSBA plan - Muricles - 02-09-2013
The wiki page TESC Degree Plans - Degree Forum Wiki and posts on this forum should provide plenty of options for you. BSBA is one of the most popular degrees on the forum.
General Advice:
When you get down to 4 or 5 obvious tests remaining (depending on how fast you move), you should should enroll. It takes time to process the paperwork, so don't wait until you're out of things to do. You can then pick off the inevitable requirement or two that has been missed. Keep moving! Don't worry so much about the overall plan at this point. Focus on each test as a mini-goal and the larger goal will take care of itself!
My Advice:
1) Work on your general education requirements like English. I took these at B&M schools, so search the degree plans and this forum for better information.
2) Then, move to your business core, which is missing at minimum Business Law (CLEP, DSST, PF), Computer Information Systems (CLEP), Principles of Finance (DSST, PF), Principles of Management (CLEP, PF, SL), Princples of Marketing (CLEP, PF), Business and Society (DSST) [not business ethics], Business Policy (PF). There are other options for credit out there. This is not a comprehensive list.
3) Finally, work on you specialization. Assuming you're working on a BSBA in General Management, you currently have 3 credits (Organizational Behavior). You can take Managerial Accounting (SL) (transcribes as Cost Accounting), Management Information Systems (DDST), Human Resource Management (DSST), Money & Banking (DSST), and any ACE-approved PF course.
Course Info:
- Personal Finance will not count as part of your business specialization.
- Business Ethics will not count as part of your business specialization. It will transcribe as PHI-384. However, you may be able to fight with TESC about this. However, the TESC site clearly states Business Ethics is a general education or free elective.
It seems like a lot, but it goes very quickly if you can focus on one test at a time. No one can do it all at once, so take small steps.
Formalize TESC BSBA plan - sanantone - 02-09-2013
Muricles already pointed you to the TESC degree plans page, but I just want to make sure you don't miss the 100% test out plan that's at the bottom.
Sanantone's BSBA General Management - Degree Forum Wiki
Formalize TESC BSBA plan - JJ65 - 02-09-2013
Yes that would be great.