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Cornerstone and capstone - amielynne - 10-26-2013
Is it possible to take the cornerstone at COSC in Term 1 of the spring semester and the capstone course in Term 2 of the spring semester? I'm enrolled to start my cornerstone on Monday and I may have to drop and just work on my test-out courses until spring. I really want to graduate in May, but not sure that is feasible or not....
Cornerstone and capstone - KingdomUnshaken12:28 - 10-26-2013
It seems feasible - there don't seem to be specific requirements about when you take the corner and capstone classes, as long as they are the first and last classes you take from COSC (I'm taking my cornerstone after finishing all my test out requirements
). I would just call and check with your academic adviser or the registrar's office.
Cornerstone and capstone - Owen - 10-31-2013
I am almos in the same situation as you. I started my cornerstone on monday and I am testing out on 3 gen ed requirements. I wanted to graduate in May, but I have to complete 3 upper level class next semester to be able to enroll in the capstone. I thought I would be able to complete the 3 upper level in one term and then start on my capstone the following, but the issue is that the capstone is broken into 2 sections- one 5 weeks and the other 10 weeks. So I am looking at August to graduate; kind of bitter sweet lol.
Cornerstone and capstone - KingdomUnshaken12:28 - 10-31-2013
KingdomUnshaken12:28 Wrote:It seems feasible - there don't seem to be specific requirements about when you take the corner and capstone classes, as long as they are the first and last classes you take from COSC (I'm taking my cornerstone after finishing all my test out requirements
I did just see a requirement that for a Bachelor's you have be enrolled for at least two semesters. Not sure how that would affect your corner/capstone scheduling but just wanted to let you know.
Cornerstone and capstone - sanantone - 10-31-2013
Owen Wrote:I am almos in the same situation as you. I started my cornerstone on monday and I am testing out on 3 gen ed requirements. I wanted to graduate in May, but I have to complete 3 upper level class next semester to be able to enroll in the capstone. I thought I would be able to complete the 3 upper level in one term and then start on my capstone the following, but the issue is that the capstone is broken into 2 sections- one 5 weeks and the other 10 weeks. So I am looking at August to graduate; kind of bitter sweet lol.
So the capstone is a total of 15 weeks? If that's the case, then you would have to be stuck there for 2 semesters.