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How does TESU place Principles of Supervision? - vetvso - 09-02-2016
Will Principles of Supervision, Organizational Behavior, or any other business test be be considered a social science for TESU degrees?
How does TESU place Principles of Supervision? - vetvso - 09-02-2016
Since I seem to be able to test out of business classes easier than others I was hoping I could apply some of the DSST or CLEP business classes fast.
Diversity 3 SH
Ethics 3 SH (Not Started)
Civic Engagement 3 SH (Not Started)
Liberal Studies-Social Sciences (18SH)
GPA Achieved/Needed: 3.500 / 2.000
> The Area of Study for this degree program consists of the
> 18 semester hour Concentration, the 12 semester hour
> Liberal Studies General Courses and the 3 semester hour
> Liberal Arts Capstone, for a total of 33 semester hours. A
> MAXIMUM of 6 semester hours within the entire Area of Study
> can be at the 100 level.
>
>
> Within the Concentration, complete 15 semester hours
> in the Social Sciences at the upper level (300/400) with a
> grade of C or better. Complete an additional 3 semester
> hours in the Social Sciences at any level with a grade of C
> or better.
Semester Hours Completed: 12.00
Group 1 (In Progress)
Semester Hours Completed: 9.00 Required: 15 Remaining: 6
Src Course # Title S.H. Grd TESU # Notes
1.. HIST341 History of Alaska........ 3.00 A HIS-497 *TE
1.. HIST261 Russian History.......... 3.00 B HIS-387 *TE
1.. ANTH250 The Rise of Civilization. 3.00 B ANT-355 *TE
_____________________________________________________________________ 3 credits
_____________________________________________________________________ 3 credits
Group 2 (Completed)
Src Course # Title S.H. Grd TESU # Notes
1.. HIST132 History of US II......... 3.00 A HIS-114 *TE
How does TESU place Principles of Supervision? - Flelm - 09-02-2016
BA in Liberal Studies Degree at Thomas Edison State University - Click on each concentration, they have courses listed. I put some examples below.
Communications - Managerial Communication and Leadership Communication
General Management - Principles of Management, Organizational Theory
Labor Studies - Human Resources Management
Thomas Edison State University | General Education - 2016 or After - Organizational Behavior
I hope that answers your question.
With all that said, you can certainly put in a ticket and ask if they'll put a specific course into your concentration.
How does TESU place Principles of Supervision? - vetvso - 09-06-2016
Thank you this does help some.
How does TESU place Principles of Supervision? - AngelaP - 09-06-2016
Scroll down to social sciences:
Thomas Edison State University | General Education - 2016 or After
How does TESU place Principles of Supervision? - dfrecore - 09-06-2016
Prin of Supervision comes in as MAN-201, and counts as a Free Elective. It won't fit in any Gen Ed areas unfortunately, nor will it count in the AOS.
How does TESU place Principles of Supervision? - vetvso - 09-06-2016
Thanks I took the test today and passed. I may use it somewhere else later, but I'm a firm believer in documenting what I know for the future even if it doesn't apply yet.
How does TESU place Principles of Supervision? - dfrecore - 09-07-2016
vetvso Wrote:Thanks I took the test today and passed. I may use it somewhere else later, but I'm a firm believer in documenting what I know for the future even if it doesn't apply yet.
I believe it that too, to some extent. But, I spent some money taking a few exams that I didn't need for my degree and regret it - because I'm cheap. So I'm all about the planning now. I can't waste time and money on courses that won't count.
Also, taking Principles of Supervision, which doesn't help a lot for the BSBA degree, is easily documented by taking Principles of Management instead - and that IS required for the degree. It's like taking Calculus, and then going back and taking Algebra to "document" what you know. Not necessary.
But if you have room in your degree plan for it, by all means take it and document away!