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[TESC] 9 Credits left... quicker method of doing it? - Tdagarim - 05-29-2015
So after my July term (July-end of September), I'll only need 9 credits to graduate BSBA in Marketing.
Currently I just began taking the experiential credit (PLA) course at Kaplan, so that brings the number down to six credits required. I was hoping I wouldn't have to commit to another term (October term) just to accomplish the Free Elective (6 credit) requirements, so is there any alternatives such as independent studies I can take that anyone knows of?
I heard FEMA provides free indep. studies but I've read mixed reception on whether or not TESC accepts those credits anymore. I emailed them, but have yet to get an answer.
So does anyone know of methods in which I can earn the final six Free Elective credits without needing to commit to another term at TESC?
Thanks in advance.
EDIT: I'm new to this website, and somewhat new to what's on here but have been lurking for some time now. Any details and advice would be greatly appreciated. I'm 21 and aiming to complete my Bachelor's this year!
[TESC] 9 Credits left... quicker method of doing it? - navy3912 - 05-29-2015
Any other CLEP or DSST tests you can take?
I don't know much but last I have heard: No.
"Effective immediately, the acceptance of FEMA Independent Study courses for credit at Thomas Edison State College is indefinitely suspended pending further review of those courses. "
Student Advisory on FEMA Courses | Thomas Edison State College
[TESC] 9 Credits left... quicker method of doing it? - lavagirl - 05-29-2015
Tdagarim Wrote:Currently I just began taking the experiential credit (PLA) course at Kaplan, so that brings the number down to six credits required.
Take TEEX - 6 free credits.
[TESC] 9 Credits left... quicker method of doing it? - Tdagarim - 05-29-2015
TEEX? I just looked it up, but what type of course is this? Any extra info in regards to it? Does TESC accept that as well?
[TESC] 9 Credits left... quicker method of doing it? - Tdagarim - 05-29-2015
darn, it was worth a shot! I might be able to test into it, but a course would work much better for me.
[TESC] 9 Credits left... quicker method of doing it? - bricabrac - 05-29-2015
TEEX Free Courses (2CR @ 3-4 course bundles)
Thread Link: See Post #22 for instructions on registering as a civilian
Non-Technical / General User (CIS-299) 2CR
AWR-175-W Information Security for Everyone
AWR-174-W Cyber Ethics
AWR-168-W Cyber Law and White Collar Crime
Technical / IT Professional (CIS-344) 2CR
AWR-173-W Information Security Basics
AWR-178-W Secure Software and Network Assurance
AWR-138-W Network Assurance
AWR-139-W Digital Forensics Basics
Managers and Business Professionals (MAN-299) 2CR
AWR-176-W Business Information Continuity
AWR-177-W Information Risk Management
AWR-169-W Cyber Incident Analysis and Response
[TESC] 9 Credits left... quicker method of doing it? - mednat - 05-29-2015
TEEX is a good suggestion. TESC accepts it. A&I CLEP is also an easy one to pass without studying for 6CR (if you haven't taken it)
[TESC] 9 Credits left... quicker method of doing it? - navy3912 - 05-29-2015
Can the TEEX credits be applied to "Intellectual and Practical Skills" or the gen ed electives?
[TESC] 9 Credits left... quicker method of doing it? - GoodYellowDogs - 05-29-2015
CLEP, DSST, or Uexcel.
[TESC] 9 Credits left... quicker method of doing it? - Tdagarim - 05-29-2015
mednat Wrote:TEEX is a good suggestion. TESC accepts it. A&I CLEP is also an easy one to pass without studying for 6CR (if you haven't taken it)
Hey, thank you for the response. And to all of you. I really do appreciate this help, you guys are the best!
As for A&I CLEP, do you have any additional info regarding it? What exactly is it? What would I need to study, etc?
Thanks again guys, this is awesome.