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BSBA Degree Plan - Mossy - 08-03-2014
So basically I'm going to use "Levi's BSBA in General Management"
BUT, I want to change up the "Managerial Business Communications - TESC guided study course (3)" is it possible to take a CLEP test for this? I was thinking of saylor's "Managerial Accounting" course, but then I realized that "Managerial Accounting - Straighterline Accounting II (3)" was listed. What can I do to get around these two courses?
BSBA Degree Plan - koenigtv - 08-03-2014
Mossy Wrote:So basically I'm going to use "Levi's BSBA in General Management"
BUT, I want to change up the "Managerial Business Communications - TESC guided study course (3)" is it possible to take a CLEP test for this? I was thinking of saylor's "Managerial Accounting" course, but then I realized that "Managerial Accounting - Straighterline Accounting II (3)" was listed. What can I do to get around these two courses?
There is no CLEP exam for managerial/business communications. You can take the saylor course or business communications with Straighterline. The Straighterline course is fairly easy and can be completed in under 3 weeks if you are motivated. Costs should be about $50 for the class, $100 for the SL subscription + the book.
TESC requires financial accounting (acct 1) and managerial accounting (acct 2). You can CLEP financial accounting or take it with straighterline. There is no clep for managerial accounting but you can take it with Straighterline. I think you can also take managerial accounting with Penn Foster and both classes are available by TECEP.
BSBA Degree Plan - Mossy - 08-03-2014
koenigtv Wrote:There is no clep for managerial accounting but you can take it with Straighterline. I think you can also take managerial accounting with Penn Foster and both classes are available by TECEP.
So you're saying I just take Financial Accounting and Managerial Accounting so I won't have to take Business Communications? Or do I still have to take Business Communications?
BSBA Degree Plan - koenigtv - 08-03-2014
Mossy Wrote:So you're saying I just take Financial Accounting and Managerial Accounting so I won't have to take Business Communications? Or do I still have to take Business Communications?
No. Sorry for any confusion, was trying to answer both your questions. You need all 3 course - business comm, acct 1 and acct 2.
BSBA Degree Plan - KayV - 08-03-2014
Levi's plan is outdated. Check out the plans that Sanantone and UptonSinclair have done. Good luck!
BSBA Degree Plan - sanantone - 08-03-2014
UptonSinclair has TESC equivalencies in his signature if you want to search for him on this forum. I haven't checked to see if they are posted in the Wiki. I pretty much have all of the test options in my BSBA plans plus the most popular sources of ACE and NCCRS evaluated credits. Be careful with reviewing old plans because TESC's general education requirements changed not too long ago. The areas of study are about the same except that there are more test options, and TESC now requires 12 UL credits in the BSBA specializations. Actually, I think I might have to note that in my BSBA plans if I haven't already.
BSBA Degree Plan - BriteKnight - 08-03-2014
Hi KayV,
Is it possible to follow your degree plan in your signature? (Is it a current plan)Also I'm guessing u completely tested out of everything? And I'm guessing some of these are awarded for 6 credits instead of 3? As it looks like you took about 24 tests( was that equivalent to 120 credits?
Also how much did it cost from start to finish?
Please let me know. Thank You.
BSBA Degree Plan - UptonSinclair - 08-03-2014
I figured it might help to comment since Sanantone mentioned the spreadsheet.
BSBA Degree Plan - Mossy - 08-06-2014
I can't seem to find any way to completely "test out" of this degree... Thank you for all your help.
BSBA Degree Plan - sanantone - 08-06-2014
Mossy Wrote:I can't seem to find any way to completely "test out" of this degree... Thank you for all your help.
Did you look at my plan? It has a test option for every requirement. TECEP, CLEP, DSST, and Uexcel are all tests.
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