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Question about transferring Microeconomics course to COSC - rixbae - 05-03-2016

Hi all I'm new to the forum. Will COSC accept a microeconomics course with a grade of D? It was taken at a community college and I'm looking to start the Bachelor of Business Administration degree.

Thank You


Question about transferring Microeconomics course to COSC - Decius73 - 05-03-2016

I was surprised to read this, but this is from COSC's site:

Charter Oak accepts in transfer grades of D- and above. Grades of C (2.0) or above are required in concentration and major courses, and English Composition. Neither the Cornerstone nor the Capstone course may be taken at another institution; these courses must be taken at Charter Oak State College.


Question about transferring Microeconomics course to COSC - bjcheung77 - 05-04-2016

rixbae Wrote:Hi all I'm new to the forum. Will COSC accept a microeconomics course with a grade of D? It was taken at a community college and I'm looking to start the Bachelor of Business Administration degree.

Thank You

Yes, and TESU has the same thing in accepting grades. As long as it's a pass and you have a 2.0 GPA, you are good to go.
Have you decided completely to go with COSC? They may allow free FEMA transfers, but AOS courses are harder to find.


Question about transferring Microeconomics course to COSC - rixbae - 05-06-2016

Hi, thank you for the response. This is actually for my wife. I think TESU would be fine also. She is also considering a second degree in Spanish (she is a native speaker, and tested out of 12 Spanish credits).